Information Report Writing Frame - Animal
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LI - To write an information
report that informs the reader about a XXX.
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Cranes
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INTRODUCTION
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Intro
Cranes fly with their necks outstretched not pulled back.
Cranes are a type of bird that looks alike like flamingos
The scientific name for blue cranes is Anthropoides Paradiseus.
Cranes are found in all continents except Antarctica and South America.
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Appearance
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Appearance
Red crowned cranes look like flamingos but their height is different.
Cranes are covered mostly with white feathers except for their red crown ( The neck, legs, and bottom are covered in black feathers. Cranes have long straight beaks.
There are fifteen species of crane in four genera.
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Diet
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Diet
Cranes eat a range of food.
Cranes eat a range of items like small rodents,Small fish,Insects,Leaves,seeds and frogs. |
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Habitat
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Habitat
Cranes live in a variety of places except Antarctica and South America.
Cranes are found in Hokkaido Japan.There are also Cranes in Russia,Korean Peninsula and China. Sandhill cranes spend most of their lives in freshwater wetlands, including marshes, wet grasslands and river basins. Do you think all cranes live in the marshland?
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Other (Your choice)
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Description
There are about 15 species of cranes in the world.Red crowned cranes are the second precious cranes living on earth.
In the case of any threat, the females and males cranes call together to defend their territory.The oldest crane that survived for the longest span was the Siberian crane named Wolf. It lived for 83 years.
Scientific Name for Cranes Gruidae
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CONCLUSION:
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Conclusion
Cranes usually swim in summer months although it depends on the kind of species of cranes.
The smallest crane is the Demoiselle Crane, the tallest is Sarus Crane and the heaviest is Red-crowned Cranes.
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This is my Information Report about Cranes I loved working on it it was fun doing an Information Report on Cranes.