Whooping cranes fly with robo mom in new training plan
In Laurel Maryland a two month old whooping crane chick joins a staged flight exercise with a white robed trainer acting as mom. The pilotless craft and robo crane aim to spark the birds curiosity while advancing their migration training toward Wisconsin and Florida. Officials hail the test as a promising blend of nature and technology for the endangered species recovery.
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Laurel
Mom
Dan Sprague
North America
Marshall Jones
Fish and Wildlife Service
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Jones
Necedah National Wildlife Refuge
Wisconsin
Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge
Florida
Canada
United States
Texas
Bill Hartwig
Fish and Wildlife
Patuxent Research Refuge
Sprague
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Drought and crowding blamed for more alligator attacks
Experts warn Florida confrontations rise as drought and growth push alligators toward watering holes. Two fatalities in two months spark warnings from Jim Huffstadt and Tim Williams, with seven attacks this year, including a 60-foot gator at a Winter Haven lake killing a 22 year old, and a Venice pond drowning of a 70 year old man.
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Florida
Tim Williams
Gatorland
Orlando
Jim Huffstadt
Huffstadt
Montana
Tampa
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