Extinction Watch: Solitary in nature, very few in the wild
2020-05-21 18:24
This is a solitary species that is most often seen alone or in pairs, and rarely in parties of 4-5, which perhaps are family groups. It feeds characteristically by standing in fast flowing rivers.
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