Q1) The Whooping Crane North Americas tallest bird standing nearly ________?


Q2) The Whooping Crane has a wingspan of _____________?

Q3) Their breeding habitat is muskeg; the only known nesting location is Wood Buffalo National Park in Canada and the surrounding area. True or False?

Q4) Whooping Cranes make their nests _________?

Q5) The female lays 1 to 3 eggs. All usually survive.

Q6) Whooping Cranes are omnivorous. Omnivorous means they eat _________?

Q7) The Whooping Crane is an endangered species. Recent estimates suggest that there are about ____?___ living in the wild. (2006)

Q8) A fellow by the name of Bill Lishman, in 1993 re-established migration routes by using an ultralight for new-born fledglings. The Whooping Crane is now because of his efforts are beginning to make a come-back. True or False?

Q9) The Whooping Cranes migration path is from the Canadian North to the ______?

Q10) Whooping Cranes by gliding on wind currents, can stay aloft for _______ and travel a distance of up to 750 km. (466 miles)