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The Nutters Mob was a wild group of meerkats first seen in August of 2007. In November, habituation started on the group. Over the next year, habituation went well but the group members never got names, only code names. During the late 2008 season, disease hit the group. The group was not followed after this. It is believed that five evicted Nutters females started the Hoppla Mob with five Lazuli males, if the females hadn't died of disease.

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  • The Nutters Mob was a wild group of meerkats first seen in August of 2007. In November, habituation started on the group. Over the next year, habituation went well but the group members never got names, only code names. During the late 2008 season, disease hit the group. The group was not followed after this. It is believed that five evicted Nutters females started the Hoppla Mob with five Lazuli males, if the females hadn't died of disease.
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  • The Nutters Mob was a wild group of meerkats first seen in August of 2007. In November, habituation started on the group. Over the next year, habituation went well but the group members never got names, only code names. During the late 2008 season, disease hit the group. The group was not followed after this. It is believed that five evicted Nutters females started the Hoppla Mob with five Lazuli males, if the females hadn't died of disease.
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