SARUS CRANE Grus Antigone Origin: India, Thailand, Burma Habitat: Open swamps, Plains, wet grasslands, beaches Size: Bogy of 150 cm. Diet: Very assorted, both animal and vegetable Biology: Typical "nuptial Parade" is performed also as an expression of vitality. The thundering sound emission is due to the particular anatomic constitution of the trachea in a "Serpentine" shape which is wrapped on itself as the swirls of a trumpet. In flight, the flocks can reach up to 3,000 m above sea level with spectacular V-shaped formations. They can live many years, we have information of a captive specimen that has reached the age of 55.						Eastern Rosella Grey Parrot Himalayan Monal Cockatiel Sheep Goat Skunk Blue and Yellow Macaw Peacock Sarus Crane (bird) Eurasian Eagle-owl Llama Mara Bennett's tree-kangaroo Flamingo Deer Tibetan Goat Raccoon Coati Grant's Zebra Mandarin Duck Mallard White Stork Amazzon Parrot Monk Parakeet Lovebird Rose Cockatoo Snowy owl Sardinian donkey Hermann's Tortoise Tawny Owl Barn Owl Red-crowned Parakeet Pony Shetland Dwarf Rabbit Northern Lapwing Fox Golden Eagle