This is especially true for the "Ancer indicus", whose migratory route, from Central Asia to India and back, causes it to fly over the Himalayas twice a year, a feat which makes it fly higher than any known bird.
A feat which makes it fly higher than any known bird. This is especially true for the "Ancer indicus", whose migratory route from Central Asia to India and back, forces it to fly over the Himalayas twice a year.
This is especially true for the "Ancer indicus", whose migratory route from Central Asia to India and back, forces it to fly over the Himalayas twice a year. A feat which makes it fly higher than any known bird.
This is especially true for the "Ancer indicus", whose migratory route from Central Asia to India and back, forces it to fly over the Himalayas twice a year. A feat which makes it fly higher than any known bird.