Abstract
Sarus Crane (Grus antigone) egg is hatched by a domestic hen
Highlights
On 10 August 2013, a captive sarus crane laid three eggs in its enclosure
The remaining two eggs were incubated by parent sarus cranes and were hatched after 31 days
The domestic hen incubated the egg of the sarus crane and it hatched after 32 days (On 11 September)
Summary
On 10 August 2013, a captive sarus crane laid three eggs in its enclosure. One egg was collected and placed inside the enclosure of a domestic hen. The remaining two eggs were incubated by parent sarus cranes and were hatched after 31 days (on 10 September).
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