Animals
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Over 50% of US Bird Species are in Decline, Scientists Call for 'Proactive Conservation Protections'
Some US bird species are either facing endangerment or extinction. The US bird population is declining and is facing risk of endangerment or extinction in the coming years, according to a new report identified that over 50% of US bird species are on the edge of being wiped out of this planet due to a number of natural and anthropogenic factors.
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