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Endangered Chinchilla
Endangered chinchilla breeders may snap a photo or two for use in advertisements.
These small rodents received their name from the Spanish who named them after the Chincha Indians. These animals have beautiful dense fur and the Indians used it, and introduce it to the Incas. For a long period of time these rodents have been killed for their beautiful fur.
Endangered chinchilla breeders may snap a photo or two for use in advertisements.
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Endangered Chinchilla -
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By the time the governments of Bolivia, Chile, Argentina, and Peru put restrictions on the hunting these animals it was too late. The population of these rodents decreased greatly. In 1910 Bolivia, Chile, Argentina, and Peru decreed laws, prohibited the hunting, trapping, and killing these animals, as well as prohibited selling their pelts. Endangered chinchilla breeders may snap a photo or two for use in advertisements.
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