Sad fate: Sarus cranich Frankie cannot live in freedom!

Sad fate: Sarus cranich Frankie cannot live in freedom!

The all-weather zoo Münster reports of a moving fate of the sarus cranes of Frankie, which was kidnapped as a chick out of her nest and raised among people. The wings were brutally trimmed, which caused her to never learn the typical behaviors of her kind. Frankie is now shaped so strongly on people that she cannot survive in the wilderness; It does not recognize natural predators nor does it have the ability to build social ties with fellow species.

Although Frankie's story is tragic, there is hope: The Angkor Center for Conservation of Biodiversity (ACCB) is now taking care of it. The zoo emphasizes the importance of the species-appropriate breeding to prevent a human impression. Techniques such as minimizing human contact and the use of models or masks are recommended to rehabilitate wildlife. The all -weather zoo Münster makes it clear that the public must be sensitized - found bird babies should be brought directly to wildlife centers so that experts can take the necessary measures. Further information is available on this here .