Environment
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World's Fastest Parrot: Swift Parrot Population is Declining Rapidly, How Can They be Saved?
Researchers revealed that a critically endangered bird could be given a fighting chance by saving 7% of Tasmania's natural forests from logging. The case was made in a proposal that ecologists and environmentalists believe could slow the rapid loss of the swift parrot.
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