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Peregrine Falcon

Meet the world's fastest bird- the peregrine falcon. They're in every continent on earth, except for Antarctica. They can reach speeds of up to 400km/h, and do most of their feeding up in the air. Learn about how peregrine falcons use their talons and their 'killing tooth'!

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