Keeping the rare US whooping cranes alive

AFP English 2013-11-26

Views 18

Jane Chandler raises the rarest cranes in the world. For them to have a chance at surviving in the wild, the young birds must never see her face, hear her speak, or know her to be a human being. Duration: 02:00
Show more

Share This Video


Download

  
Report form
RELATED VIDEOS
[PDF] Sandhill and Whooping Cranes: Ancient Voices over America s Wetlands Popular Online
play
00:23

[PDF] Sandhill and Whooping Cranes: Ancient Voices over America s Wetlands Popular Online
Endangered Whooping Cranes
play
08:04

Endangered Whooping Cranes
Learn About the Port Aransas Whooping Cranes
play
00:49

Learn About the Port Aransas Whooping Cranes
Louisiana’s Whooping Cranes Make Small Comeback
play
02:38

Louisiana’s Whooping Cranes Make Small Comeback
The Red Green SW - S11E03 - The Whooping Crane
play
22:40

The Red Green SW - S11E03 - The Whooping Crane
Living with the Majestic Whooping Crane
play
02:34

Living with the Majestic Whooping Crane
Bobby Hill resurrects a whooping crane
play
02:55

Bobby Hill resurrects a whooping crane
Living with the Majestic Whooping Crane
play
02:34

Living with the Majestic Whooping Crane
Whooping Crane Breaks Out Into Mating Dance For Camera
play
00:47

Whooping Crane Breaks Out Into Mating Dance For Camera
Whooping Crane Can't Stop Celebrating After Seeing His Pool Filled
play
00:43

Whooping Crane Can't Stop Celebrating After Seeing His Pool Filled
White-Naped Cranes at Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute
play
02:11

White-Naped Cranes at Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute
Fly away home: rare Eastern Sarus cranes released in Thailand
play
02:13

Fly away home: rare Eastern Sarus cranes released in Thailand