Population of red-crested white cranes hits record high

Population of red-crested white cranes hits record high

File photo taken in January 2015 shows red-crested white cranes in Kushiro, northernmost Japan prefecture of Hokkaido. The prefectural government said on Feb. 27 that their population came to a record 1,187 in the Jan. 26 survey. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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