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Standing at five feet tall with a wingspan of about eight feet, the Greater Adjutant Stork has now become rare but was once found in abundance across south-east Asia. These large-sized carnivorous birds are scavengers within their respective ecosystem, with a unique ability to swallow big bones as a whole, giving them their Assamese name Hargila (har means bone, gila is to swallow). Having fallen prey to human encroachment into wetlands, this endangered bird is now found breeding only in India and Cambodia. Catch more on the Greater Adjutant Stork on ‘Wild You Were Sleeping’ docuseries brought to you by The Habitats Trust, co-produced by Trippintoe Media.
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