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This is most likely your answer. “the Mississippi Delta experienced significant flooding in the summer of 2025, particularly due to heavy rainfall and rising river levels. This flooding was part of a broader pattern of severe weather affecting the region.”
Especially given the extreme flooding in April that also happened. Probably severely stressed the does carrying fawns at the time leading to lower live birth rates.
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