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New Record: Over 47,000 estimated sandhill cranes now in Sulphur Springs, Gila River Valleys

New Record: Over 47,000 estimated sandhill cranes now in Sulphur Springs, Gila River Valleys
Record Number of Sandhill Cranes Now in Sulphur Springs, Gila River Valleys (Source: Arizona Game and Fish)
By KOLD News 13 Staff | January 14, 2021 at 11:40 AM MST - Updated January 14 at 11:40 AM
WILLCOX, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - Arizona Game and Fish Department estimates more than 47,401 migratory sandhill cranes are now in the Sulphur Springs and Gila River valleys, surpassing the previous record of approximately 40,000 set in 2010.
The largest concentration of 25,734 is at AZGFD’s Whitewater Draw Wildlife Area near McNeal. The Willcox Playa area has 17,938 cranes; the Safford Valley/Duncan, 2,324; Rodeo/Portal; 820; Bonita, 585. ....

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Diseased Texan man survived on grasshoppers 1,000 years ago

A man who lived in America about 1,000 years ago was forced to live on grasshoppers after contracting a tropical disease that made his colon swell up to six times its normal size.
US researchers studied the microscopic gut contents of the now mummified man, buried in the Lower Pecos Canyonlands of Texas, US.
They found the unfortunate man had Chagas disease, caused by parasites carried by insects, which resulted in him developing a megacolon .
Due to the intense pain, he was fed a diet of grasshoppers with their legs taken off by carers in his community in the final months of his life. ....

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