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Date: Sun Mar 09 2003 - 19:32:12 EST

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    The whooping cranes fly about 800 miles every week, if they fly in a straight line. The cranes spread out over 35 miles of the Texas coast. Tom explains the whooping cranes seem to be taking a down swing every 10 years, then grow for the rest of the decade. The unusual dropping of numbers is probably because they couldn't find food due to weather conditions.

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