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Interesting Engineering on MSNLife thrives on landmines: The world’s deadliest border doubles as a wildlife refuge
The demilitarized zone (DMZ) separating North and South Korea is one of the world’s most dangerous frontiers, a 155-mile-long ...
Despite the violence that these forces threaten, the 2½ -mile-wide stretch of border has become an unexpected sanctuary for one of the world’s most endangered birds: the red-crowned crane.
Red-crowned cranes are native to Asia and are one of the largest crane species, according to the zoo. The aquatic species is currently listed as endangered.
The juvenile East African Crowned Crane escaped its enclosure at the Cougar Mountain Zoo earlier this week. "This is the biggest thing since the zebras got loose at North Bend," said Lake ...
The best estimates suggest about 850 red-crowned cranes — or 30 percent of their worldwide population — visit each winter. Local hospitality has helped attract the birds.
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The New Times on MSNBurera residents push for clean energy to protect Rugezi wetland
Communities living near Rugezi Wetland in Burera District are calling for increased access to clean energy solutions to reduce their heavy reliance on the marshland, which is home to Rwanda’s ...
Gray crowned cranes are still at risk in other parts of Africa. Nsengimana says there’s no “copy and paste” solution for all countries, but lessons can be learned from Rwanda’s success.
SACRAMENTO (CBS13) - The Sacramento Zoo now has another new species calling it home! A pair of male and female black-crowned cranes moved into the okapi exhibit, which just opened a few months ago.
Inzi and Tagi (tawzhee), the two East African crowned cranes at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, hang closely together in their yard on Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2022. (Photo by Jerilee Bennett, The Gazette) ...
An Australian brolga, a type of crane found on that continent and in New Guinea. Jennifer Speers Finally, they returned to the United States, ending up in Texas at an event called the whooping ...
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