According to the Audubon Society, the shoebill stork is a largely silent bird, but will occasionally engage in "bill-clattering," as shown in the video above, to greet other animals.

Shoebill stork is one of the most fascinating and prehistoric-looking birds still alive today, often described as the “Jurassic master hunter” of the wetlands. With its massive, shoe-shaped ...

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The shoebill stork is surviving in only 11 African countries, including Uganda. Not only is it an uncommon bird, but it is also one of the most sought after by birders.