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	- The first instance of captive breeding of Himalayan vulture was recorded in India at the Assam State Zoo, Guwahati.
 
	- The species is categorised as ‘Near Threatened’ with an estimated population of 66,000
 
	- These Vultures are native to the high Himalayas.
 
	- It is the second instance in the world, after France.
 
	- Vulture population have experienced drastic declines in recent years.
 
	- It was leading to ‘Critically Endangered’ status for three resident Gyps vulture species.
 

                                 
                            
                                
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