A remarkable number of white-naped cranes, a species under first-class state protection in China, have been spotted in a wetland in Hebei Province. Local authorities report that approximately 470 of these graceful birds have made the area their home, marking a significant increase from previous sightings.
The population surpasses the numbers previously recorded in Haixing Wetland, located in Cangzhou. The city's wildlife rescue center highlighted this achievement, emphasizing the success of conservation efforts aimed at protecting these rare cranes.
The presence of such a large group of white-naped cranes not only underscores the importance of wetland preservation but also boosts the biodiversity of the region, attracting nature enthusiasts and researchers alike.
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