89K views · 499 reactions | #HKSAR25: On the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to the motherland, 6 topics in the VDO English Fun Facts (special edition) will be covered to provide a historical overview of the city’s achievement since the handover. In this episode, let’s talk about the infrastructure. | VDO English | Facebook

7.5K views · 231 reactions | THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO CAME TO BUSTARD TOWN TONIGHT WAS VERY FUN SHOUTOUTS TO ANH DO LOVE U BRO #Anhdo #standup #comedy #viet #straya #aussie | HoeyFarmer | Facebook

30 reactions | The Great Bustard, recognized as one of the heaviest flying birds, exhibits a remarkable wingspan of up to 8 feet (2.5 meters). These majestic creatures are celebrated for their striking appearance and are typically found in grasslands and steppes across various regions of Europe and Asia. #reels #instagram #bird #naturephotography #loveislove | Bird Lovers | Facebook

10K views · 156 reactions | The narrative of the Great Indian Bustard...

11K views · 126 reactions | The Kori Bustard is Africa's heaviest flying bird and can weigh up to 19kg. It is a land bird with long neck and long foot. A massive, long-legged, terrestrial bustard with a black-and-white checkered pattern on the wing bend. It is conspicuous and encountered regularly on our #birdwatching safari. | Wildfriends Africa | Facebook

34 reactions | The great bustard is a first-class nationally protected species in #China. It features a short bill, a big head and a distinct turned-up tail. In recent years, great bustards have been frequent visitors to #Beijing, symbolising the city’s environmental improvements. Let’s have a bird’s-eye view of Beijing together with great bustards. #OverlookingBeijing #ExploringBeijing #BeijingDevelopment | This Is Beijing | Facebook

Bustard species are a bit unusual among birds in that they lack the specialized gland that produces an oily secretion used in preening. Nevertheless, like all birds, kori bustards are fastidious in preening themselves to keep all the feather barbs in order, remove old feathers, and remove parasites. Bustards take dust or sand baths regularly and use a coating of sediment to protect their feathers! (video: Katherine B.) #OnlyZooATL | Zoo Atlanta

The Bengal Florican is a rare and critically endangered bustard species found in the grasslands of South and Southeast Asia, primarily in India, Nepal, and Cambodia. #floricanbird #bengalflorican #birds #birdsofprey #viralpage #wildlife #viralreels #facts #naturelovers #hindifacts #trendingreels #wildlifeplanet #birdslover #knowanytime | Know Anytime