From the Field:
Video Clips of the Work at Patuxtent WRC
It’s
a rare thing to hear or see a Whooping crane, but video clips make
it possible. These were taken at Patuxent
Wildlife Research Center (PWRC) in Maryland. (This is where
most of the ultralight-led crane chicks have been hatched.) The speaker
is
Dr. George Gee.
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Video
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In Video
1 we
hear and see a magnificent whooper as Dr. Gee reminds us there’s
only ONE self-sustaining population of Whooping cranes in the world.
Why do experts want to change that?
In Video 2 Dr. Gee explains the work of Patuxent WRC.
Listen for some ways PWRC helps endangered Whooping cranes. See a beautiful
whooper
fly and land.
Try This! Learn more about Dr. George Gee as he teaches us about dominance and submission in Whooping Cranes.
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