File:Grus antigone 5.jpg
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Grus antigone Standing nearly six feet, the Sarus is the tallest flying bird in the world. Its range is across northern India, with other pockets in southeast Asia and Australia. They are revered across India for their faithful pair bonds. The International Crane Foundation has been an important component of Sarus Crane habitat conservation in Vietnam. |
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| Author | Rod from Livonia, Michigan |
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