Whooping Cranes in Danger, Vocabulary/Comprehension

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What is a whooping crane?

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A whooping crane is a large bird known for its long legs and neck, and it is recognized by its white feathers and black wing tips.

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Why are whooping cranes in danger?

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Whooping cranes are in danger due to habitat loss, hunting, and environmental changes.

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What do scientists do to help whooping cranes?

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Scientists work to protect their habitats, monitor their populations, and help them migrate.

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What is migration?

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Migration is the seasonal movement of animals from one place to another, often for breeding or finding food.

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How do whooping cranes recognize their home?

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Whooping cranes recognize their home by remembering the landscape and landmarks they see while flying.

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What is a flock?

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A flock is a group of birds that travel together.

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What does it mean when a species is endangered?

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When a species is endangered, it means that there are very few left, and they are at risk of becoming extinct.

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What role do scientists play in conservation?

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Scientists study animals and their environments to find ways to protect them and help their populations grow.

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What is a habitat?

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A habitat is the natural environment where an animal lives, including food, water, and shelter.

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Why is it important to protect whooping cranes?

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Protecting whooping cranes is important for biodiversity and maintaining healthy ecosystems.