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The document discusses the goshawk, a bird of prey found in northern forests that eats small birds and animals. It was hunted by gamekeepers and became extinct in England in the 1800s, and continued logging could drive it to extinction globally. The goshawk spins around trees to chase prey and lives in old growth forests across the northern hemisphere.
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