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Monal

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The monal is a bird.

The males have bright colors. Their feathers shine in the light. These birds are plump. They eat bugs and roots. They also eat bulbs from plants.

One male mates with many females. The females mate with only one male. These birds are now rare. This is because of hunting. It is also because of lost homes. They are in danger now.

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