Why Siberian Cranes Always Fly in Groups?
Answer: Siberian Cranes Are Widely Dispersed in Their Breeding Areas and Are Highly Territorial. They Maintain Feeding Territories in Winter but May Form Small...
Answer: Siberian cranes are widely dispersed in their breeding areas and are highly territorial. They maintain feeding territories in winter but may form small and loose flocks, and gather closer at their winter roosts.
Why do Siberian cranes migrate Class 7?
Siberian crane migrates to India in winter to avoid chilling temperature of Siberia.
Why do Siberian cranes leave their home in winter?
The winters are cold in their native places: Russia and Siberia, so they fly east in search of warmer climate. To reach the wintering grounds these cranes have to fly at high altitudes, mainly to cross the mighty Himalayan ranges. Hence, these birds travel to a number of south-east Asian countries including India.
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