The shoebill stork is also commonly known as a whale head and is a long-legged, large stork-like bird that got its name from its large, shoe-shaped bill. They are among the five unique desired birds in Africa and have been classified as Ciconiiformes as a result of their morphology. Shoebills are found in tropical East Africa along the large freshwater swamps. The shoebill stork is a slow bird that does not even fly for more than 500 meters, depending on each shoe's size. The shoe's distance of...