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The photos on the left show baby sandhill cranes being raised by their parents. The photos on the right show humans copying this process to increase the crane population. What is a possible disadvantage
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The photos on the left show baby sandhill cranes being raised by their parents. The photos on the right show humans copying this process to increase the crane population. What is a possible disadvantage of the human approach?

The photos on the left show baby sandhill cranes being raised by their parents. The-example-1
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I think cranes that have lost their natural balance cannot be as healthy as they used to be. They exhibit slightly different movements than normal cranes.

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