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There is a bird, considered a symbol or emblem of Lambayeque: the Huerequeque (Burhinus superciliaris). That was once visible in fields and wetlands of the northern coast, from Tumbes even swamps. However, because of the use of agricultural pesticides and other chemicals on herequeque is in a vulnerable

situation and if it disappear with it too woulddisappear from the chiclayana identity.

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The Andean flamingo (Phoenicopterus andinus) is lconsidered as vulnerable species because it had a rapid decline in its population due to exploitation and habitat decline in the past.
Flamingos have the typical form of flamenco from thin, thin legs, like the neck. It has a size of about 110 cm. ; Its wingspan is from 1 to 1.6 meters. Average weight is about 2.2 kg. They can travel long distances to wetlands used in the breeding or foraging, even during incubation and rearing chickens. In winter they move to lower elevations. Their plumage is light pink with pink areas stronger, and black hindquarters. The upper chest is purple, and the bill is half black half yellow. It is the only species of flamingo that has yellow legs.

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Penguins (Spheniscidae family, order Sphenisciformes) are a group of marine birds, flightless, distributed only in the Southern Hemisphere, especially in its high latitudes.

Los penguins live in the open sea in the Southern Hemisphere; only one species lives on the line in the Galapagos Islands Ecuador, but this archipelago is included in full in the South Pacific Ocean. Nest on the coast of Antarctica, New Zealand, southern Australia, South Africa, all the sub-Antarctic islands, Ecuador, Peru, Chile and Argentina Patagonia. Outside the breeding season they can be found much further north, arriving regularly southeastern Brazil across the Atlantic and as a vagrant to Colombia and Panama on the Pacific. In inter-tropical regions are found only in certain areas of cold water currents, such as the west coast of South America with the Humboldt Current in the Galapagos Islands to the stream for Cromwell or South Africa with the Benguela Current . Most species live between 45 and 60 ° south latitude; the population is around Antarctica and nearby islands, 3 while the largest population after these places is located in Punta Tombo, Patagonia Argentina, home to more than a million Magellanic penguins (Spheniscus magellanicus

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The giant armadillo is the largest of the armadillos still living. It belongs to the class of mammals, edentata order dasipodidae priodontini family and tribe. Has a dark shell formed by numerous plates arranged in transverse rows, also reaching the tail cover. Displays a bulky body and short legs, very muscular, with powerful claws. It is found throughout most of eastern South America, from southeastern Venezuela and the Guianas, to northeastern Argentina. Looking arid, with bushes, mountains, gallery forests, dry forests, especially forests and savannas. It is a solitary animal and is nocturnal feeding His favorite food is invertebrates such as ants, termites, spiders, worms and larvae. During the summer give birth to a single calf, which initially receives breast milk and adapted to the diet of adults. Clearing, agriculture, livestock and hunting have reduced populations of armadillos in several areas, has presented the case of the disappearance of armadillos living near human settlements, probably disturbed by the unrest generated by the settlements.

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We can find marine turtles in all oceans, in tropical waters.

On the earth they are slow, but into the water they are very fast, and they are excellent swimmers.

The turtles can swim 35 kilometres in a hours.

They bury eggs on land. After 45 to 65 days, babies break  shell, and they go to the sea.

The turtles can be carnivorous, herviborous or omnivorus.

They can live for 80 or 90 years.

Themarine turtles who are in danger of extinction in America are:

·  The green turtle.

·  Turtle shell of skin.

·  Snapper turtle.

·  Silly turtle.