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Everyone should have seen red-crowned cranes, but it is estimated that not many people know that red-crowned cranes can fly, because the red-crowned cranes we often see are walking on the ground. Nature is amazing, and we don't know much about animals. So, sometimes we are surprised when we see some of the animals behaving in their ways.

For example, many people are surprised when they see red-crowned cranes flying. So some people ask, what else do you know about the trivia about animals? First of all, bees are not very industrious.

Secondly, lobsters urinate from their heads. Finally, giraffes are more attractive between people of the same sex. Below, let's take a closer look.

1. Bees are not very industrious In many people's concepts, bees are very industrious animals, and even feel that they are more industrious than ants. Because, the bees we see are always collecting honey. Actually, bees are not that industrious.

While they are collecting honey, they will even sleep directly inside the flowers. So, bees are also lazy when they are working, do you know? <>

Second, lobster is a spicy crayfish that urins from the head, which is a delicacy that many people like to eat very much, and many crayfish are eaten by us every year. However, everyone probably doesn't know that crayfish pee on the head, right? It is rare for lobsters to pee on their heads, but they will continue to squirt urine from their heads when they attract the opposite sex or fight, do you think it is very uncivilized?

3. Giraffes are more attractive among people of the same sexThe giraffe is a very familiar animal, because it is so special, and its long neck is their trademark. However, giraffes do not seem to have much interest in the opposite sex, and many of the time they prefer to get along with people of the same sex. Male giraffes, in particular, are often courting people of the same sex.

So, what about a female giraffe?

These are some of the trivia about animals, and after reading it, do you find it interesting?

I also know that giraffes' tongues can lick deep into their ears. There are also camel horns, on which flies can be felt. The male lion sleeps about 20 hours a day. The dog wags its tail to the right when it is happy, but it will turn to the left when it is sad.

Chickens eat sand because chickens have no teeth, the food they eat is not easy to digest, so they have to eat sand to let the sand promote the peristalsis of the stomach and intestines, and in turn promote the digestion of food.

A little bit of knowing, for example, wombat's droppings are not round but square, snails are the animal with the most teeth in the world, with tens of thousands of teeth, hamsters have a lifespan of only two years at most, some butterflies also suck blood, moths can suck animal tears.

There are also trivia about animals, such as the giant panda that only lives in China, and there is only one in the world. No other country has it. And only in Sichuan, our country.

Jellyfish have no heart, pigs have double eyelids, and shrimp have a heart on their head.

Red-crowned cranesThis claim that it is the longest-lived bird is false.

There are many species of birds in the world, and the lifespan of each bird is also different, it can be said that the lifespan of birds is generally over 60 years old, and a small number of birds will live longer, reaching about 100 years old, and these birds are also very long-lived animals in the process of growth.

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There is an Amazon parrot named Jamie.

At the age of 104, it is by far the longest-lived bird in the world and the "old birthday star" among birds, while the Amazon parrot is strong, diverse, and adaptable, so it has a long life.

Features of red-crowned cranes

The red-crowned crane is a large bird due to the large amount of red meat on the top of its head.

The crown is named after the red-crowned crane, and the tail appears with black feathers, and the other parts of the red-crowned crane's body are white, and it is in the northeast of our country.

It appears more often, and it is an elegant, very noble bird.

The red-crowned crane is an animal that preys on fish in the sea. Red-crowned cranes have long legs, which are suitable for standing near the lake, and are good for preying on birds, and during the growth of red-crowned cranes, they need to hunt more than 2,000 fish, so for red-crowned cranes, fish are their best food.

Red-crowned cranes are not the longest-lived birds.

Red-crowned cranes live for as long as 50-60 years, the number is scarce, China has been listed as a first-class protected animal, people often paint it with pine trees, as a symbol of longevity. In fact, the longest-lived bird is the sunflower cockatoo, which has a lifespan of 80 years. The sunflower cockatoo is arguably the world's longest-lived bird, living on some of Australia's small islands and eating insects and fruits.

But even though these parrots have a long lifespan, they are an endangered species.

The red-crowned crane has the longest lifespan of 142 years, but it is not the longest-lived among birds, there is a turtle in the animal kingdom called the Madagascar tortoise, which has a lifespan of 207 years, but it is the longest on land. There is also the fact that elephants and walruses also live long, they are both over 150 years old, while humans can only live to be more than 120 years old.

The living habits of red-crowned cranes

Red-crowned cranes often move in pairs or in family groups and small groups. During the migratory season and winter, large groups of several or dozens of families are often formed. Sometimes the cluster is as many as 40-50, or even more than 100.

However, during the activity, they still disperse into small groups or family groups in a certain troubled area.

At night, they tend to inhabit the shallows or reed ponds surrounded by water, and they still live in family groups with each other, and they are very close to each other when the weather is particularly cold. Foraging grounds and nocturnal habitats are generally relatively fixed, and usually after the daylight, various family groups fly to the foraging grounds one after another to feed, and still maintain a certain distance from each other. At noon, they mostly gather on the beach to rest and keep chirping.

At night, they fly back to their nocturnal habitats for the night or stay at the foraging grounds for the night.

Quite a bit. Migrating birds generally form groups and have a fixed formation when migrating. Generally, there are herringbones (known as "V" shaped teams in Spanish), zigzags, and closed groups.

The zigzag team is divided into two categories: vertical and horizontal. In this way, there is a mutual relationship between birds in the group, and some groups have a certain social structure. During migration, maintaining a certain formation can effectively use the air flow and reduce the physical exertion during migration.

Generally, larger birds such as geese, herons, storks, and cranes usually adopt a herringbone or one-word formation; Passerines and other smaller birds often adopt closed groups in migration, and the number of individuals in the closed group varies in size, such as budgies, passenger pigeons before extinction, etc., flocks up to tens of thousands, and they are overwhelming during migration.

Therefore, birds of the general order of geese, as well as herons, storks, and cranes will have a herringbone queue. But not all birds are like this, the gray goose in the wild goose is usually herringbone, but the black goose is not.

As for the problem of 110 degrees, in fact, there will be small changes in wind speed, wind direction, flight altitude, etc. Not constant.