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The document summarizes information about three endangered animals: the angler fish, where the tiny male fuses with and is absorbed by the female; the monito del monte, a small South American marsupial that can double in size by storing fat in its tail; and it hopes the reader enjoyed learning about these little-known threatened species.
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