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Watch | Man saved a bird a year ago. Now they are besties

IAS officer Awanish Sharan on Friday shared a video where a sarus crane could be seen flying along a man riding his two-wheeler.

Published on: Feb 25, 2023 09:11 PM IST
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Animals developing friendships with humans or animals of other species is not uncommon. Many heartwarming videos stand testimony to this, A recent such video shared by Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Awanish Sharan shows a crane flying along a man riding his two-wheeler. Sharing the video, he wrote in Hindi, "Arif saved the life of an injured bird last year. Since then both are friends".

In the video, a crane can be seen flying along a man riding his two-wheeler. (Twitter/ @AwanishSharan)
In the video, a crane can be seen flying along a man riding his two-wheeler. (Twitter/ @AwanishSharan)

In a one-minute video shared by the officer, the man named Arif is seen being followed by the crane whom he saved last year as he rides his two-wheeler through different roads. The crane was closely following its friend by flying along with him.

IAS Sharan frequently shares insightful and witty posts on social media that never cease to amaze the netizens. Earlier, he shared a post on the evolution of smartphones and fascinating gadgets. While sharing the post, he wrote, "When the phone was tied with a wire - Humans were free," highlighting how gadgets impacted human beings.

 
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