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Gang-Gang Cockatoo Wildfire Survivors in Australia to be Placed Under the Threatened Species List
Previous bushfires in Australia have decreased the population of the Gang-gang cockatoo birds. The gang-gang cockatoo or gang-gang birds will be officially placed under the threatened species list, according to the Australian government.
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