The Lesser Prairie-Chicken is a medium-sized bird native to the grasslands of the southern Great Plains in the United States. It is known for its distinctive courtship displays, where males puff up their chests and make booming sounds to attract females. This species primarily inhabits areas with short and mixed grasslands, which provide essential cover and food sources. Conservation efforts are crucial for the Lesser Prairie-Chicken due to habitat loss from agriculture and urban development. The bird is considered a species of concern, and various organizations are working to protect its habitat and promote sustainable land use practices. Protecting this species is vital for maintaining the ecological balance in its native environment.