New gharial hatchlings in Nepal a hopeful sign for the critically endangered reptile
2022-06-28 03:30
On June 15, after 16 long years, villagers from Nepal’s Bardiya National Park region have discovered a successful nesting and breeding site of gharial crocodiles in the park. On the banks of Geruwa River, the villagers spotted a total of 28 hatchlings. Geruwa is a tributary of the Karnali, the longest river in Nepal. The […]
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