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The whooping crane is a white bird with black facial marks and legs, as well as a red patch on its head. It has very long legs and produces 2-4 young after migrating with its parents to a harbor in Texas. While their numbers have increased to over 300 since protections were established, whooping cranes still face threats like oil spills and power lines. They are omnivores that eat fish and moss.
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Whooping crane
- 1. BY :Lucas and Joshua
- 2. The whooping crane is white with black facial marks and legs also has red patch on head has VERY long legs 2-4 young born when the mothers and fathers return from the migratory path (a harbor in Texas)
- 3. Threats to the whooping crane include, oil spills, power lines , and much more. There are currently over 300 left
- 4. The whooping crane is an omnivore that eats fish and moss
- 5. Since people stopped shooting them the whooping crane has increased by 179 cranes