Rare White-Naped Cranes Flock to North China’s Wetland

Hey there, nature lovers! 🌿 Have you heard the exciting news from China? 🐦

In North China’s Hebei Province, a record number of rare white-naped cranes have been spotted! 🏞️ About 470 of these amazing birds, which are protected in China, have gathered in the Haixing Wetland.

But what’s so special about these cranes? Well, there are only about 3,700 of them in all of China, so seeing 470 in one place is a big deal! 😲

Every year, these cranes migrate from the north to the south, and they need places to rest and eat along the way. Haixing Wetland is like a comfy hotel and restaurant for them! 🏨🍴

An expert named Meng Derong says that the cranes have been hanging out in the wetland for over a month. This means the environment is getting healthier, which is great news for all the animals and plants there! 🌳🐟

To help keep the cranes safe, the people who take care of the wetland are working extra hard. They’ve set up patrol teams and are using cool tech tools to watch over the birds. 🕵️‍♂️📱

Isn’t it awesome to see nature thriving? Let’s hope the white-naped cranes continue to have safe journeys every year! ✨

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North China wetland welcomes large number of rare cranes

cgtn.com