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The Redwood Bureau has been interested in the evolution of isolated species for some time,

particularly those that have been left alone for generations. However, there is often a separate type of symbiotic,

augmented evolution that occurs when certain species develop alongside humans with dangerous results.

Bears, for instance, can become habituated to the presence of humans over time. After years of eating human junk food that is poor and adequate nutritional

value, they may wander into towns in a sort of somnambulism and attempt to eat everything they

encounter. Wild animals, never meant for captivity, have been known to eat their trainers,

even after decades of training. The Bureau has found that coexistence with humans can change creatures, making them very different

from what their primal instincts have trained them to do, and what hundreds of thousands of years

of evolution have made them become.

Those results, though rare, are often horrifically disastrous.

It was my second year as an exterminator for the borough, and my supervisor, my Uncle Mickey, couldn't have been prouder.

He told me the first time I was in my uniform

that I looked a lot like my father did in the overalls,

hauling the backpack sprayer up a five-story brownstone tenement with no elevator,

or squeezing into someone's crawl space with a maglite and a can of insecticide.

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