The crane 

The crane is a tall, graceful bird known for its long legs, slender neck, and elegant movements. Cranes are found in wetlands, grasslands, and open fields across many parts of the world, including Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America. They usually have grey, white, or brown feathers, with some species showing red or black markings on the head. Cranes are famous for their loud, trumpet-like calls, which can be heard from far away. These calls help them communicate with their flock and strengthen pair bonds. Cranes mainly feed on grains, seeds, insects, small animals, and aquatic plants. One of the most interesting features of cranes is their beautiful courtship dance, where they jump, bow, and spread their wings. This dance symbolizes harmony and partnership. In many cultures, cranes represent peace, happiness, and long life, making them special and respected birds.