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In this Friday, November 4, 2016, photo, a sarus crane, who was injured since introduced to wildness, stretches in the wild near a bird acclimating center in Buriram, Thailand. It's a dicey moment when a sarus crane first flies: Sometimes they crash into trees, other times they face plant on touchdown. The tallest flying birds in the world, 70 incubator-hatched, hand-fed sarus cranes have been raised and released over the past five years in Thailand’s farm-rich northeast province of Buriram. (Photo by Gemunu Amarasinghe/AP Photo)
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