Mexican spotted owl
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The Mexican spotted owl is an endangered carnivorous bird that eats small mammals and lives in old growth forests and canyons of the southwestern US and Mexico. Its habitat is threatened by rising temperatures that make its environment hotter and drier, increasing disease, and loss of old growth forest. People can help by advocating for wildlife protection, adopting owls to support conservation efforts, and protecting forest lands.
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Edu clouded
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