The red-crowned crane recognizes its owner. The red-crowned crane is a very intelligent bird that understands human nature and is very friendly to people. It can get close to people and interact with them. Red-crowned cranes are national first-level protected animals and are not allowed to be kept privately.
Life habits of red-crowned cranes:
1. Red-crowned cranes mainly inhabit open plains, swamps, lakes, grasslands, and riverbank swamps, and often nest in reed swamps.
2. The red-crowned crane has a very diverse food habit. It likes to eat mollusks, insects, fish and shrimps, as well as crop seeds, stems, leaves and roots of aquatic plants.
3. Red-crowned cranes often move in pairs or in family groups or small groups. Whenever autumn comes, red-crowned cranes will fly south in groups to spend the winter.