Discover the East African crowned crane, uganda's national bird

The video provides an overview of the East African crowned crane, highlighting its physical characteristics, such as its height, wingspan, and distinctive golden feathers. It discusses the crane's behavior, including its elaborate dancing, and its omnivorous diet. The crane is native to eastern sub-Saharan Africa and prefers grassland habitats near water. Despite being the national bird of Uganda, the crowned crane faces significant threats, including habitat loss and illegal egg removal, leading to a population decline of over 50% in the last decade.

What is the wingspan of the East African crowned crane?

• 4 feet

• 6 1/2 feet

• 7 feet

• 5 feet

Which of the following is NOT part of the East African crowned crane's diet?

• Plants

• Insects

• Large mammals

• Small fish

Where do East African crowned cranes prefer to live?

• Deserts

• Dense forests

• Mountainous regions

• Grassland areas near water

Which country features the crowned crane on its national flag?

• Tanzania

• Uganda

• Kenya

• Rwanda

What is the primary threat to the East African crowned crane's population?

• Climate change

• Illegal removal of eggs and birds

• Predation by larger animals

• Competition for food