What is a crane?
Q: What is a crane?
A: A crane is a type of tall wading bird.
Q: How many species of cranes are there?
A: There are 15 species of cranes.
Q: What is the tallest species of crane?
A: The tallest species of crane is the sarus crane, which can grow to a height of up to 1.8 meters.
Q: How do cranes look different from herons?
A: Cranes are usually larger than herons, and have a partly naked head and a more heavy bill.
Q: What does a crane look like when it's flying?
A: When a crane is flying, its long neck is stretched out in front and its legs trail out behind.
Q: Where were the earliest fossils of cranes discovered?
A: The earliest fossils of cranes were discovered in North America.
Q: Where are living forms of cranes found?
A: Living forms of cranes are found all over the world except for Antarctica and South America.
