Animals
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Purple-Crowned Fairy-Wrens Survival Endangered Due to Wildfires in Northern Australia
A recent report showed that Northern Australia's wildfires significantly impact the beautiful and small Purple-Crowned Fairy-Wrens population. Fires can damage the bird habitat and reduce breeding success.
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