wattled crane

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The wattled crane is a large, wetland-dwelling African crane species distinguished by its long legs, gray-and-white plumage, and characteristic facial wattles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird species
crane
vertebrate
bodySize large crane
breedingBehavior ground nester
class Aves
clutchSize 1–2 eggs
commonName wattled crane
conservationStatus Vulnerable
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
diet omnivorous
distributionRegion Ethiopian Highlands NERFINISHED
Okavango Delta NERFINISHED
Zambezi River floodplains NERFINISHED
eats aquatic plants
invertebrates
seeds
small vertebrates
tubers
family Gruidae
genus Grus NERFINISHED
habitat floodplains
marshes
shallow lakes
wetlands
hasDistinctiveFeature facial wattles
long neck
very long legs
hasPlumageColor black
gray
white
kingdom Animalia
maximumHeight about 175 cm
movementPattern locally nomadic
partially migratory
nativeTo Africa
sub-Saharan Africa NERFINISHED
nestSite wetland vegetation
order Gruiformes NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
scientificName Grus carunculata NERFINISHED
socialBehavior forms pairs
forms small family groups
taxonRank species
threat agricultural expansion
habitat loss
human disturbance
wetland drainage
wingspan about 230–260 cm

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Kafue National Park majorHabitatFor wattled crane
Lochinvar National Park habitatFor wattled crane