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| After the flight the cranes circle over each landing site and then descend like paratroopers; with their legs extended, they use their large wings like a parachute. |
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| Until they touch down and their wings are reversed, much like applying the brakes. |
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Richard van Heuvelen guides eight off each wingtip, while Brooke Pennypacker maintains the chase position, watching for any cranes that might break away or get tired. |
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