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Shrike

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Predatory BehaviorPlay
Shrikes are known for impaling their prey on thorns or barbed wire. SlideThe shrike skewered a beetle onto a thorn before eating it.
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Distinctive HabitatPlay
Shrikes often live in open habitats, like grasslands and savannas. SlideIn the grasslands, shrikes are commonly seen perched on high vantage points.
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Not a SongbirdPlay
Despite their small size and bird song, shrikes are aggressive predators. SlideThat small bird singing on the fence is actually a fierce shrike.
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