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Mar. 02 January 15, 1981 MANCHURIAN CRANES, a gift from the Peking Zoo to the Zoological Society of San Diego, made their first public appearance at the San Diego Zoo today (Jan. 15) The cranes, revered as a symbol of love and longevity in Chinese and Japanese poetry and art for centuries, are now an endangered species. The pair in the San Diego Zoo are the only Manchurian cranes currently exhibited in an American zoo
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