Gamma Gruis is a star located in the constellation of Grus, which is known for its bird-like shape. It is classified as a K-type giant star, meaning it is larger and cooler than our Sun. Gamma Gruis is approximately 88 light-years away from Earth and has a distinct orange hue due to its lower surface temperature. This star is part of a group of stars that make up the Grus constellation, which is prominent in the southern hemisphere. Gamma Gruis is notable for its brightness, making it one of the more easily recognizable stars in its constellation. Its position and characteristics contribute to the overall beauty of the night sky.