💨 Abstract

Nine critically endangered Great Indian Bustard chicks, aged five to 28 days, were evacuated from conservation centers near the India-Pakistan border due to ongoing conflict. The chicks, from Jaisalmer's Ramdevra and Sam centers, were relocated to a new center in Ajmer, Arwar. This transfer, involving four chicks from Sam and five from Ramdevra, aims to protect the species and create a potential satellite center away from Jaisalmer.

Courtesy: theprint.in