I am a beautiful red-crowned cranes, I wear the white feather, I am wearing a Little Red Riding Hood with, so I called the human red-crowned cranes. I have a day to sing the human sweet songs, dancing and beautiful dance. Now my brothers and sisters is running out, the earth is only 1200 or so, if you continue to kill our humanity, human after you no longer hear the sounds of our voices, we never see the beautiful dance . . We get along well, no shots, no poison, no blood, no death, only friendship, peace and singing .
The Red-crowned crane, or Grus japoensis, has won out as the only appropriate candidate for China's national bird after years of expert analysis and public internet polls. The Red-crowned Crane, a bird that Chinese used to connect with beautiful myth and represents longevity in greetings, won an overwhelming 64.92% of the vote held on more than twenty websites across China from May to June 2004 attracting around 5 million netizens. Ten species, also including magpie and golden pheasant (Chrysolophus pictus), were listed as candidates. More than 40 countries currently have national birds. The United States started the trend for national birds when it made the Bald Eagle as its avian representative 200 years ago
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