This is a one hour natural history documentary about the Whooping Crane, North America's tallest flying bird and one of its rarest. Down to just 14 birds in the wild in 1940, learn how unusual restoration efforts have brought their numbers back.
This is a one hour natural history documentary about the Whooping Crane, North America's tallest flying bird and one of its rarest. Down to just 14 birds in the wild in 1940, learn how unusual restoration efforts have brought their numbers back.
What inspiring work these wildlife biologists and rehabilitators do. A huge thank you to George Archibald and the International Crane Foundation for all the amazing efforts put into saving cranes. May they ever dance!
I learned so much too! What a great video about an amazing, beautiful bird! ♥
I fell in love with the Whooping Cranes by visiting 2 that live at the Calgary Zoo!
I learned SOOOOOO MUCH!!!!! Thank you for sharing this 😁😁😁
Such beauty that I never knew were indigenous to America, it's a shame that we have many majestic creatures but only revere the eagle.
Thank you for your fantastic efforts to save this species!!! So glad you never gave up!!!!
Its a good thing that whooping cranes in USA and Buffalo National Park in Canada have been rehabilitated to some extent after the alarming merely 13-15 cranes with only three breeding pairs is encouraging
Successful cranes all share one common trait, that they are all gregarious species. So communication is really import. 😄😄😄. Whooping cranes are so beautiful and stately looking birds. Most similar with Siberian cranes I think, look-wise. Hope they will prosper.
Amazing video thanks was lucky to see whooping cranes in port Aransas last year
to me Cranes are the most beautiful creatures
Love it, love it
💜 beautiful!
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I think you guys might want to double check the location of Wood Buffalo National Park, in your video the first map of it actually puts it in Northern Saskatchewan, while it is actually in Northern Alberta and extends in to the NWT. Later images are correct though ;)
Loss of habitat, government messes it all up, I have an 80 acre private reserve in northern Minnesota, sandhill cranes, trumpeter swans, and 50 other bird species, I love critters, miss my timber wolves.
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