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Adopt a Darwin's Fox
Darwin's Fox facts:
Darwin’s fox is found in only two places in Chile: the Nahuelbuta National Park and on the Island of Chiloè. These carnivores feed on mammals, reptiles, beetles and other invertebrates. Named after scientist Charles Darwin, who discovered the species in 1834, Darwin’s foxes are critically endangered. It is an “umbrella species,” so by protecting the primary temperate forests where they live, the entire ecosystem can be preserved. Habitat loss and non-native species, such as dogs, threaten these foxes.
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