China's Love of Cranes | The Forbidden River
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Crane wardens at the Zhalong Nature Reserve work to keep the famous, red-crowned cranes from going extinct in China.
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China's Love of Cranes | The Forbidden River
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Wow.... Cranes are beautiful
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I have a red capped crane as my tattoo
More crowds than cranes...
Elegant birds thanks to Chinese regarding this long-necked beauty as mascot. Providing safer habitat for breeding.... Kudos to National Geographic for bringing so informative videos..
Excellent.
we love crane so much, we make them extinct !
Wow, reminds me of the Crane Corps of The Great Wall...
I came to see cranes not a kung-fu movie
Dab.. Dab a million subscribers, but no comments yet?
Yea yea people
Noooo me and you
I’m proud of my country!
Thank god Chinese have took some steps from extinction of such birds, without making soup out of it.
Puhahaha!
Seriously, they’ll plate anything.
Crane is Taoist holly bird. So Chinese won’t eat crane.
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