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In India, habitat loss may be forcing a formerly monogamous bird to form breeding trios

A new study has discovered a novel social unit among sarus cranes.

Uttar pradeshGopi sundar mongabaySuhridam roySwati kitturGopi sundarNature conservation foundationTechnology for wildlifeWorld wide fund for natureSoutheast asiaWorld wide fundInternational unionNature redMongabay indiaSouth asianSarus cranesEndangered species

For raising chicks, three is not a crowd for Sarus cranes

Cranes are famous for living in pairs, with partnerships forming for life.In India, Sarus cranes have a reputation for taking it a step further if one of a pair dies the second crane is said to die pining in grief for the partner, say .

Uttar pradeshUnited statesNew delhiVishal gulatiSuhridam roySwati kitturKs gopi sundarNature conservation foundationSpoonbill specialist groupEcological society of americaEcological society

These Birds Form a Trio, but Probably Not a Throuple

Some pairs of cranes in India, known for their monogamous devotion, seem to bring in a third bird to act like a kind of avian au pair.

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