Study of four crane species reveals complicated relationships between birds and their environments

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Sep 23, 2024, 3:00 pm232 pts
Knowing how animals use their environments to survive and thrive is a key challenge for predicting how global climate change will affect wildlife. A global collaborative study of four species of crane has shed light on the way that migrations are finely tuned to unpredictable and complex environments.

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