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Fish and Wildlife Service biologist Lora Zimmerman shows a heelsplitter mussel found on a previous search at Flat Creek in Lancaster County, South Carolina. Ever dwindling water levels in the Catawba River are killing endangered mussels. It+=s one of the latest casualties of the drought that is gripping the Carolinas. (Photo by Jeff Blake/The State/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
Fish and Wildlife Service biologist Lora Zimmerman shows a heelsplitter mussel found on a previous search at Flat Creek in Lancaster County, South Carolina. Ever dwindling water levels in the Catawba River are killing endangered mussels. It+=s one of the latest casualties of the drought that is gripping the Carolinas. (Photo by Jeff Blake/The State/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
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