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In the 1600s, New France, primarily located in present-day Canada, was home to a diverse array of wildlife. Notable animals included beavers, which were highly sought after for their fur, as well as deer, moose, and various bird species. The region also had predators like wolves and bears. Additionally, the St. Lawrence River and surrounding areas were abundant with fish, including salmon and sturgeon.

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