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Amur Falcons Begin 5,000 km Non-Stop Journey Back to India from Africa
Amur falcons start 5,000 km return journey from Africa to India, showcasing one of nature’s most remarkable migrations.
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Amur falcons start 5,000 km return journey from Africa to India, showcasing one of nature’s most remarkable migrations.
Olive Ridley turtles use Earth’s magnetic field and natural cues to travel thousands of kilometres back to Indian nesting beaches.
Uttar Pradesh will set up its first forest university in Gorakhpur at Rs 500 crore to boost forestry, wildlife and climate education.
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