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Cranes
Cranes don't look the same as a chick of the same variety; a breeder observes them from birth onward.
In Japan these birds and almost sacred and they are the symbol of longevity and represented with other symbols of long life, the pine and bamboo, and the tortoise. Thus in feudal Japan these birds were protected by the ruling classes and fed by the peasants.
Cranes don't look the same as a chick of the same variety; a breeder observes them from birth onward.
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They are also known to give the name to the Egyptian hieroglyphic symbol for the letter "B." Also, the word "pedigree" comes from the Old French phrase, "pie de grue", which means "foot of a crane", as the pedigree diagram looks similar to the branches coming out of a crane's foot. Cranes don't look the same as a chick of the same variety; a breeder observes them from birth onward.
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