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The puma lives in mountain biomes and eats various animals like rabbits, deer, and birds. It hunts through ambush, jumping from cliffs, and chasing prey until overpowering it with a powerful neck bite. The puma is endangered due to habitat loss from deforestation and pollution, as well as overhunting. International organizations like CITES help regulate trade of endangered species to protect animals like the puma.
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The slowest animal in the world sloths!
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Big grizzly bears
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Arctic wolf
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