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What is Rewilding? John Spacey, updated on
 Pleistocene RewildingPleistocene rewilding is a controversial theory that suggests that North America should be populated with large species such as elephants and tigers to replace extinct megafauna such as the Saber-toothed cat and Mammoths.
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