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Captive teens make break for freedom

South Australia Australia

Captive-bred western quolls have been released in South Australia to start a wild population. (PR HANDOUT IMAGE PHOTO) (AAP)

When Rachael Schildkraut deliberately abandoned eight teenagers in a remote patch of bush, she was overcome with happiness.

There was some anxiety, too, about leaving them to fend for themselves.

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