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WICHITA, Kansas (AP) -- Two of the world's roughly 500 whooping cranes were shot by a group of hunters who said they mistook the endangered birds for sandhill cranes, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service agent said.
I raised my rifle and took a look through my scope when the fuzzy critter magically turned into the back of my little brothers head. Had I been the bloodthirsty type, my little brother would be dead.