Berkeley Wire: A museum with tens of thousands of eggs; Daily Cal on revoked visas

A selection of owl eggs at Cal’s Museum of Vertebrate Zoology. The top drawer holds the small, white eggs of the burrowing owl, while the bottom one contains the larger eggs of the great horned owl. Credit: Marissa Gutierrez/UC Berkeley

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