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Hello, my name is Tyler and I'm a history major. My favorite animal is the tortoise. I'm interested in wildlife conservation because as a history major, I understand the impact that legislation can have in changing a potential outcome. If there had more/better enforced legislation, we wouldn't be in the position that we are today. 

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