Gangetic river dolphins in Assam decline in the wake of anthropogenic pressures
2022-08-24 05:06
Local folklore of the Mising people (an indigenous community) has facilitated a reverence for rivers and their wild inhabitants over the centuries. The story features a Mising woman named Yakashi, who was inept at household chores. As people from her community grew bored of her incompetence, they decided to throw Yakashi in the river. However, […]
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