It's super cute on the outside and confusing in its behavior! Everyone affectionately calls it Bird Ha!! There are two hashiki in the dog world, and the bird ha in the bird world is the whale-headed stork. Whale-headed storks love to give gifts, often

It's super cute on the outside and confusing in its behavior!

Everyone affectionately calls it Bird Ha!!

There are two hashiki in the dog world, and the bird ha in the bird world is the whale-headed stork.

Whale-headed storks love to give gifts and often pluck their feathers to give to humans.

When they see humans, they also bow, often standing motionless in one place for hours.

The whale-headed stork is found in Sudan, the Central African Republic, Uganda, Rwanda, Zaire and Zambia.

The whale-headed stork has a very funny, cute face. The whale-headed stork's large, mottled beak makes it even more attractive.

The whale-headed crane, also known as the Horror Bird, has powerful thighs and a terrifying beak. Height 1.2 meters weight 4000-7000 grams, spread wings up to 2.6 meters.

As of 2002, the total number of whale-headed storks is estimated to be between 5,000 and 8,000. The overall number fell sharply. The International Federation for the Conservation of Birds classifies it as a vulnerable species. The main causes of hazards are habitat destruction, disturbance and hunting caused by agricultural irrigation.

This is somewhat similar to the way the dodo bird went extinct. Due to the rarity, many countries in Africa have given the whale-headed stork as a national treasure to zoos around the world, and issued stamps and currencies to highlight their unique animals.