Why Is the Whooping Crane Prone to Extinction

question 81

Multiple Choice

Why is the whooping crane prone to extinction? 

• A) because of its tendencies to fly into cars, powerlines, and tall building 
• B) because of its meat is prized as a delicacy 
• C) because of its valuable feathers 
• D) because of its small clutch size, small populations, and developments along its migration routes

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