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Who's in Charge? Whooping Cranes in the wild usually grow up alone or with just one sibling. But the captive-bred birds have to get along with LOTS of other birds. How do they manage? Look carefully at the pictures. (Click on a picture to see a bigger one.) As you observe: Describe what you see in each picture. How would you explain what's happening? Which birds do you think are "top dog" (dominant) in these groups? How can you tell? Discover more! Photos: Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership   This Season Teachers Kids Orientation Registration Search Copyright 1997-2008 Journey North. All Rights Reserved. Questions or comments? Contact us.