What are the adaptations of a crane?

Long legs: Cranes have long, thin legs that help them wade through shallow water and marshes, where they find their food.

Long necks: Cranes have long necks that help them reach food that is high up in the trees or in the water.

Strong wings: Cranes have powerful wings that help them fly long distances during migration.

Loud calls: Cranes have loud calls that they use to communicate with other cranes. These calls can be heard from miles away.

Sharp beaks: Cranes have sharp beaks that help them catch and eat fish, frogs, and other small animals.

Feathers: Cranes have feathers that are water-resistant, helping them to stay dry when wading in the water.

Body size: Cranes are large birds, which helps them to intimidate predators.