Human presence disturbs prey activity, shows study comparing Kaziranga and Manas
2020-07-06 07:18
Researchers in Assam studying the impact of human disturbance on prey species in two of the state’s wildlife habitats have found that some species, mostly active during the day hours in Kaziranga National park, are mostly active at night in Manas National Park. The variations in activity of species like barking deer, hog deer, wild […]
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