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Vulture Study in Tamil Nadu 2024
July 17 , 2024
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- A study on the awareness of vulture conservation across the species’ key habitats in Mudumalai (MTR) and Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserves (STR) conducted recently.
- The communities living in the region have yet to fully realise “vulture-safe” practices in raising livestock and the importance of the birds to the region.
- Three of the four species – the white-rumped vulture, the long-billed vulture and the Asian king vulture, are resident to the landscape and are known to nest and breed within the two reserves.
- The Egyptian vulture is believed to be a migratory species.
- The availability of Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) are harmful to vultures.
- Other NSAIDs harmful to the vultures such as Ketoprofen, Aceclofenac and Nimesulide were still available in these veterinary pharmacies.
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