The plight of the Attwater's prairie-chicken, Fighting for survival

Atwater's Prairie chickens, once numbering a million, are now critically endangered with fewer than 100 left in the wild. Native to Texas and Louisiana, these birds thrive in grasslands and have a varied diet. Urbanisation and habitat loss have drastically reduced their numbers. Conservation efforts, such as the Houston Zoo's breeding program, aim to reintroduce them to their natural habitat.

Describe the diet of Atwater's Prairie chickens.

What role does the Houston Zoo play in the conservation of Atwater's Prairie chickens?