Many hopes pinned to their wings, eight endangered vultures born in captivity released, but yet to take flight
2020-10-09 05:53
The release will mark the second phase of a 20-year-long vulture conservation project, which started in 2001 with efforts to identify the causes behind extinction of vultures, especially of the White-Backed, Splender-Billed and Oriental Long-Billed species.
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