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    The cock-of-the-rock, Peru's national bird, is currently endangered due to habitat loss from tree felling in its cloud forest homes in the Amazon. This has negatively impacted the bird's ability to find food, reproduce, and nest. The cock-of-the-rock was first described scientifically in 1790 by British naturalist John Latham during a visit to Peru's Chanchamayo valley and province.

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    The cock-of-the-rock, Peru's national bird, is currently endangered due to habitat loss from tree felling in its cloud forest homes in the Amazon. This has negatively impacted the bird's ability to find food, reproduce, and nest. The cock-of-the-rock was first described scientifically in 1790 by British naturalist John Latham during a visit to Peru's Chanchamayo valley and province.

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    The cock-of-the-rock, Peru's national bird, is currently endangered due to habitat loss from tree felling in its cloud forest homes in the Amazon. This has negatively impacted the bird's ability to find food, reproduce, and nest. The cock-of-the-rock was first described scientifically in 1790 by British naturalist John Latham during a visit to Peru's Chanchamayo valley and province.

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    The cock-of-the-rock, Peru's national bird, is currently endangered due to habitat loss from tree felling in its cloud forest homes in the Amazon. This has negatively impacted the bird's ability to find food, reproduce, and nest. The cock-of-the-rock was first described scientifically in 1790 by British naturalist John Latham during a visit to Peru's Chanchamayo valley and province.

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    The habitat of the cock-of-the-rock This

    beautiful national bird of Peru is


    unfortunately currently in danger of
    extinction, since its habitat was altered due
    to tree felling. This activity has caused food,
    reproduction and nesting grounds to be
    affected.
    Where does the cock-of-the-rock live in Peru?

    The cock-of-the-rock and other colorful birds of the world


    The cock-of-the-rock (Rupicola peruviana) is the national
    bird of Peru. They inhabit the cloud forests of the
    Amazon, from Venezuela to Bolivia. They are known for
    the beauty of the plumage of the males, which represents
    a marked sexual dimorphism with the females, which
    have a dull color.
    we protect this bird

    Who discovered the cock-of-the-rock?


    This species was described for the first time by the
    British naturalist John Latham in 1790 with the
    scientific name “Pipra peruviana”, when he visited
    the valley and today the province of Chanchamayo, in
    the Junín region.
    How long does the cock of the rock live?
    How long does the Cock of the Rock live? It is a
    bird very present in popular culture since pre-Inca
    times. This national bird can live up to 30 years in
    captivity.
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