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Royal Bengal Tigers are endangered, with the population of 2,500 …
Royal Bengal Tigers are endangered, with the population of 2,500 …
Royal Bengal Tigers are endangered, with the population of 2,500 …
Royal Bengal Tigers are endangered, with the population of 2,500 …
The painted Stork is native to India. Ii's population is …
Hippopotamus are largely herbivores, native to sub-Saharan Africa.…
Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
Many media reports have speculated that the birds might have died …
Sambhar : The lake where thousands of birds died. Toxicity is …
On November 10, 2019, tourists visiting Sambhar lake in Rajasthan'…
This photographer was one of the first journalists on the scene. …
At least 20-25 birds have also been found alive but in a critical …
On November 10, 2019, tourists visiting Sambhar lake in Rajasthan'…
Sambhar, India's largest inland saltwater lake is an important …
The reasons behind the deaths of the birds are still a mystery. …
Sambhar, India's largest inland saltwater lake is an important …
Something is amiss on the landmass of Eurasia. Birds that usually …
The Gadwall, seen here in Sultanpur, was seen last year on …
The Northern Pintail, seen here in Sultanpur, Haryana, was …
Endangered Species
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Hippopotamus are largely herbivores, native to sub-Saharan Africa. They are not social in nature and mark their territories in water. A recent estimate suggests that over the past 10 years there has been a 7-20 per cent decline in their population
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Endangered Species
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Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
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Endangered Species
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Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
DVD NO. MDVDDP061
Endangered Species
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Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
DVD NO. MDVDDP061
Endangered Species
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Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
DVD NO. MDVDDP061
Endangered Species
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Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
DVD NO. MDVDDP061
Endangered Species
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Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
DVD NO. MDVDDP061
Endangered Species
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Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
DVD NO. MDVDDP061
Endangered Species
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Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
DVD NO. MDVDDP061
Endangered Species
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Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
DVD NO. MDVDDP061
Endangered Species
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Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
DVD NO. MDVDDP061
Endangered Species
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Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
DVD NO. MDVDDP061
Endangered Species
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Gharial breeding centre in Deori in Chambal
DVD NO. MDVDDP061
Endangered Species
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Many media reports have speculated that the birds might have died due to toxicity in the area. Some kind of avian disease too is being suspected. A clearer picture will emerge only when the lab test reports are out.
Birds ,
Migratory Species ,
Endangered Species ,
Sambhar ,
Lakes ,
Wetlands ,
Jaipur (D) ,
Rajasthan ,
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Sambhar : The lake where thousands of birds died. Toxicity is being suspected, as is avian disease. But none are confirmed
Birds ,
Migratory Species ,
Endangered Species ,
Sambhar ,
Lakes ,
Wetlands ,
Jaipur (D) ,
Rajasthan ,
DVD NO. MDVDDP065
Endangered Species
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On November 10, 2019, tourists visiting Sambhar lake in Rajasthan's Jaipur district, made a grisly discovery. Thousands of dead birds like this black winged stilt.
Birds ,
Migratory Species ,
Endangered Species ,
Sambhar ,
Lakes ,
Wetlands ,
Jaipur (D) ,
Rajasthan ,
DVD NO. MDVDDP065
Endangered Species
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This photographer was one of the first journalists on the scene. Over 2,300 dead birds have been buried in mass graves in the area, he says. But the death toll is expected to cross 8,000, according to him.
Birds ,
Migratory Species ,
Endangered Species ,
Sambhar ,
Lakes ,
Wetlands ,
Jaipur (D) ,
Rajasthan ,
DVD NO. MDVDDP065
Endangered Species
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At least 20-25 birds have also been found alive but in a critical condition like this plover. They are being attended to by the forest department.
Birds ,
Migratory Species ,
Endangered Species ,
Sambhar ,
Lakes ,
Wetlands ,
Jaipur (D) ,
Rajasthan ,
DVD NO. MDVDDP065
Endangered Species
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On November 10, 2019, tourists visiting Sambhar lake in Rajasthan's Jaipur district, made a grisly discovery. Thousands of dead birds like this black winged stilt.
Birds ,
Migratory Species ,
Endangered Species ,
Sambhar ,
Lakes ,
Wetlands ,
Jaipur (D) ,
Rajasthan ,
DVD NO. MDVDDP065
Endangered Species
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Sambhar, India's largest inland saltwater lake is an important wetland and Ramsar site in Northern India. It plays host to various birds, both local and migratory. However, the tourists found large numbers of dead birds on that day, like this ruddy shelduck.
Birds ,
Migratory Species ,
Endangered Species ,
Sambhar ,
Lakes ,
Wetlands ,
Jaipur (D) ,
Rajasthan ,
DVD NO. MDVDDP065
Endangered Species
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The reasons behind the deaths of the birds are still a mystery. The viscera of a number of birds have been sent to laboratories in Bhopal and Ludhiana. The results of the tests are awaited.
Birds ,
Migratory Species ,
Endangered Species ,
Sambhar ,
Lakes ,
Wetlands ,
Jaipur (D) ,
Rajasthan ,
DVD NO. MDVDDP065
Endangered Species
2168 Photos
Sambhar, India's largest inland saltwater lake is an important wetland and Ramsar site in Northern India. It plays host to various birds, both local and migratory. However, the tourists found large numbers of dead birds on that day, like this ruddy shelduck.
Birds ,
Migratory Species ,
Endangered Species ,
Sambhar ,
Lakes ,
Wetlands ,
Jaipur (D) ,
Rajasthan ,
DVD NO. MDVDDP065
Endangered Species
2168 Photos
Something is amiss on the landmass of Eurasia. Birds that usually come to winter in northern India in November, have this year, arrived in autumn, like these Eurasian Coots clicked in the in the Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary late October.
DVD NO. MDVDDP065
Endangered Species
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The Gadwall, seen here in Sultanpur, was seen last year on November 20. Khudsar says more studies are needed to prove whether climate change is behind the early migration of these birds
DVD NO. MDVDDP065
Endangered Species
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The Northern Pintail, seen here in Sultanpur, Haryana, was spotted last year on November 20, says Khudsar. 2019 has seen as slew of heatwaves across the world, which have affected the lives of several species.
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