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Tag: Crane

News and coverage of Crane at zoos and aquariums.

A blue crane walks through open grassland, its long trailing wing feathers sweeping behind it.
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The Importance of Crane Conservation and Its Benefits for People and the Planet

Crane conservation is about much more than just saving cranes. It’s a deep, ...

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Two SCUBA divers in costume kneel on the gravel bottom of an aquarium exhibit, each holding up a carved jack-o'-lantern, one in a green dinosaur suit and hood and the other in a red and blue suit with a red hood, bubbles rising around them.

Divers in Costume Carve Pumpkins to Open ODDtober

A Sumatran tigress lying against a sandstone wall beside a small striped cub

Two Sumatran Tiger Cubs Born at Fota

A pair of bar charts titled Predict context in elephants from EB family and Predict context in non-EB elephants. Teal, yellow and orange bars show classification accuracy between roughly 0.19 and 0.46 for single rumbles, chorus to chorus and single to chorus tests, each bar rising above a dashed predicted distribution baseline and marked with one, two or three asterisks for statistical significance.

Oakland Zoo Helped Pay for the Elephant Chorus Study

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  • A loggerhead turtle swims through a large blue exhibit tank past batfish and a submerged log

    Three Flippers, and Nearly Ready for the Ocean

  • A hand holds three tiny Four-eyed Turtle hatchlings with orange and brown patterned shells.

    Seven Turtles Hatch at the Tennessee Aquarium

  • Five staff members stand together in a laboratory, one holding a white transport cooler containing rescued snails.

    Saint Louis Zoo Takes In Snails Rescued From a Typhoon

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