Indian farmer Mohammad Arif became a local celebrity for his friendship with a Sarus crane he rescued But after authorities took the bird away, Facebook posts falsely claimed it was found injured on a railway platform The bird is actually at a zoo
on March 25, has been viewed more than 234,000 times., are found in the Indian subcontinent, southeast Asia and northern Australia.
The Hindi-language Facebook post says:"This country's weird laws will kill the Sarus. This is the Sarus that was living happily with Arif and look now." The post appears to refer to a Sarus crane and Mohammad Arif, a farmer from the Amethi district of Uttar Pradesh in northern India. The duo became local celebrities after videos of the crane flying alongside Arif as he rode his motorcycle went viral on social media.
Arif found the crane injured in a field and nursed it back to health, but once the bird had recovered, it never returned to the wild, the Indian Express newspaperAuthorities found Arif had breached the Wildlife Protection Act and moved the bird from his house first to a sanctuary and then to Kanpur Zoo"after realising that the wild was no place for a creature now used to domestic comforts".
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