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Dian Fossey (1011) is named for the groundbreaking female conservationist and primatologist who took a hard stance against poaching and devoted her life to protecting primates in Rwanda. Dian Fossey (1011) is a more dominant bird, usually being one of the first birds to eat. She also has demonstrated an ability to stand her ground. During one observation, a condor named Mike's Bird (566) nipped at Dian Fossey (1011) through the pen, she promptly retaliated by kicking at him causing him to back off.
