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The document discusses endangered species and what it means for an animal to be endangered. It provides examples of endangered animals like whales, tigers, bees, and pandas. The document explains that species become endangered when they are overhunted or their habitats are destroyed. It suggests ways to help endangered animals such as writing letters to the government, donating money to conservation efforts, and educating others about protecting wildlife.
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