Fact 1
Storks are found on all continents except Antarctica and commonly in tropical regions. These birds inhabit grasslands, wetlands, savannas and tropical forests.
Fact 2
Their upper neck and part or all of the head may be bare of feathers. The bills are typically straight and have a curved opening that allows them to prize the flesh from snails and mussels.
Fact 3
The young ones are called goslings.
Are giant birds found on every continent except Antarctica.
Are large and powerful birds of prey that have been considered a symbol of power and freedom in many cultures since ancient times.
Are pink to scarlet colored, web-footed wading birds with down-bent bills.
Are small domesticated or wild swimming birds that are broad-billed and web-footed belonging to the Anatidae family of birds.
Are the second largest birds in the world after ostriches and belong to a family of flightless birds called ‘Ratites’.
Are large aquatic reptiles commonly referred as the Spectacled Caiman as the ridges above their eyes appear as if they wear sunglasses.
Are the smallest group of flightless birds belonging to the genus Apteryx.
Are large scavenging birds of prey having weak claws and bald heads which feed mainly on carcasses of deal animals.
Are large-sized reptiles found in Northern Indian and the surrounding countries.