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This 3 sentence summary provides the key details about the endangered animal described in the document: This animal is an endangered species that lives in the Mauritius Islands and eats seeds. It has two legs, feathers, and the unique ability to fly among flightless birds. The animal is identified as a Dodo bird in the title provided by Diego Bango.
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