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The Peregrine Falcons are in a open sky so they have to be faster and more athletic than other birds. THe birds lifespan is 15 to 17 years. They are the fastest bird in the world especially when they stoop or go into a dive at 200 mph. The Peregrine Falcon's scientific name is Falco Peregrinus.

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In 1947 DDT was introduced as a pesticide. Then as a cause of DDT American and Artic Peregrine Falcons were on the endangered list. After that in 1975, a survey showed that there were only 324 nest existed with DDT. But before DDT there were 3,875.But then from 1980-1990 the pairs of falcons increased from 499 to 1540, it was trippled! In 1994 and 1999 borth the Artic and the American Peregrine Falcon is delisted form the endangered list due to its recovery.

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When Peregrine Falcons are attempting to get their prey they are multiple ways for them to do it. One way is to go right above who they are trying to get, and then dive down and snatch them mid air and kill them with their talons. Or they end up in a swift chase against its prey. The falcons way of killing is so powerful that there have even been reports of Peregrine Falcons killing Great Blue Herons!

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The Peregrine Falcons are a nice bluegene buff color. It is around the size of a crow, and about 1 to 3 pounds. The falcons wingspan can go up to 3.6 feet with its wings pointed and angeled back. It is remarkable that when diving at very high speeds of around 200 mph it doesn't hurt their eyes, well Peregrine Falcons have really good eyes and can see up to a mile away.

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When a Peregrine Falcon is born it is called and eyas, or a baby falcon. After about 42 days or 6 weeks, the baby falcons start to fly. When the falcons make their first flight they are now called fledglings. The falcons stay year after year in the same nest or aerie.

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Peregrine Falcons wil eat a variety of things. Some of these things include, squirrels, pigeons, songbirds, ducks, starlings and doves. They are indeed carnivores but rarely eat rabbits or frogs.

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Peregrine Falcons are found in every single continent except Antarctica. They are usually found near water or on top of buildings and bridges in the city. They also can be found at the Eastern Western seaboard in North America. Peregrine Falcons travel up to 15,000 miles from the Arctic to the South.