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Habitat destruction, disease and hunting are still major problems that affect the conservation efforts, but the breeding sites and wintering grounds now have international protection. It breeds on a few rocky islands in the Yellow Sea off the west coast of NorthKorea. Captive breeding programs have not shown much success.
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