NASA’s Instagram page is a treasure trove for space enthusiasts, featuring breathtaking visuals and fascinating insights about the cosmos. However, in their recent share, the space agency has posted something completely different from its usual content. It is a photo of a “large, brown-eyed” crane. NASA shared this image of a sandhill crane on Instagram. (Instagram/@nasa) What is so special about the bird? “This sandhill crane is one of the 1,500 different species of plants and animals that make their home at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, which shares space with the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge,” NASA wrote. “The Space Coast is a particularly favorable environment for sandhill cranes due to the region’s shallow freshwater habitats, which provide nesting space and a variety of food sources,” the agency added. What does the image show? NASA also posted a detailed description of the photo. “The large, brown eyes of a sandhill crane stare directly into the camera; the crane’s head, its long, grey, narrow neck, and the top of its body are visible. A blue sky …