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The black-footed ferret lives in prairie dog burrows in the grasslands of North America and eats mostly prairie dogs, though also birds, squirrels and other small animals. It is nocturnal and spends little time above ground each day. The black-footed ferret is endangered due to hunting for sport and the use of poison on their food sources, though conservation efforts are underway to help the species.
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