Whooping Cranes Learned to Migrate by Following Costumed Pilots theverifiedpost.com 40 points by kgolubic 1 day ago
trescenzi 2 hours ago What a throwback. I haven't thought about the movie Fly Away Home since I was a child. Really awesome to see people caring enough about animals to do stuff like this.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fly_Away_Home xg15 1 hour ago Hah, was just about to write about that movie too :D helterskelter2 1 hour ago Wow I haven't seen this movie in...about 30 years. We had it on VHS when I was a kid. Time flies.
helterskelter2 1 hour ago Wow I haven't seen this movie in...about 30 years. We had it on VHS when I was a kid. Time flies.
lolc 1 hour ago With a population bottleneck of only 21 individuals, it sounds like their entire population is inbred. Even if it's hundreds of individuals now. MathMonkeyMan 46 minutes ago Same thing happened to Cheetahs and, to a greater extent, Florida panthers.
MathMonkeyMan 46 minutes ago Same thing happened to Cheetahs and, to a greater extent, Florida panthers.
What a throwback. I haven't thought about the movie Fly Away Home since I was a child. Really awesome to see people caring enough about animals to do stuff like this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fly_Away_Home
Hah, was just about to write about that movie too :D
Wow I haven't seen this movie in...about 30 years. We had it on VHS when I was a kid. Time flies.
With a population bottleneck of only 21 individuals, it sounds like their entire population is inbred. Even if it's hundreds of individuals now.
Same thing happened to Cheetahs and, to a greater extent, Florida panthers.