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Extinct Carolina Parakeet wiped out by settlers in early 1900s.
The Carolina Parakeet, a colorful bird native to the Southeast, once thrived in South Dakota’s river valleys but became extinct due to habitat loss and relentless hunting.
Despite being admired by Lewis and Clark, the species was viewed as a pest by settlers and wiped out for its feathers.
The last known individual, Incas, died at the Cincinnati Zoo in 1918, marking the end of the bird that once brightened the northern Great Plains.
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El periquito Carolina extinguido eliminado por los colonos a principios del siglo XX.