Lease of life: Saving the great Indian bustard bird in the Rajasthan desert
2020-02-22 17:31
Ornithologists in the Rajasthan desert are trying to save the great Indian bustard with successful captive breeding of 9 birds. Most of the bustards now live in the Thar area, with about 20 of them distributed across Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Andhra…
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