Researchers used the complex duets of Sarus Cranes to identify distinct signatures in the audio that could then be used to determine their sex.
Researchers used the complex duets of Sarus Cranes to identify distinct signatures in the audio that could then be used to determine their sex.
Although Sarus Cranes are monogamous, a new study shows a novel social unit called trios, where an additional adult is found along with two adults.