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The Arctic wolf lives in mountainous regions of Alaska in packs, usually sleeping in caves. It predominantly eats large prey like caribou and grizzly bears, eating several meals each day. The alpha wolf establishes dominance by eating first. Arctic wolves are endangered due to habitat loss and vehicle collisions. Conservation efforts like CITES aim to regulate international trade of endangered species and protect the wolves. With current protection efforts, the population of around 1,000 Arctic wolves may be saved from extinction.
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The mysterious golden lion tamarin
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The coldest place on earth
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The armadillo
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The amazing platypus
The platypus lives in eastern Australia in rivers, streams, and logs in rainforests. It has a duck-like bill, beaver-like tail, and eats small freshwater animals at night. The platypus is endangered due to habitat destruction, overhunting for fur, and pollution of waterways. Efforts to help the platypus include protection under CITES, education programs, and scientific study. With continued conservation efforts, the platypus may no longer be endangered in the future.
The amazing humpback whales
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The amazing gray wolf
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Killer whale
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Giant panda
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Fascinating sea otters
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Brown kiwi
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Big grizzly bears
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