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Nepal’s White-Rumped Vulture Population Continues to Rise
Human Progress · south asia
“The White-rumped Vulture (WRV; Gyps bengalensis), endemic to South and Southeast Asia, was once possibly the most abundant large raptor in the world. In 1985, renowned vulture expert, David Houston, wrote ‘It is very abundant throughout India… …Its ability to live alongside man probably makes it the least vulnerable of all vultures…’. Yet it was […] The post Nepal’s White-Rumped Vulture Population Continues to Rise appeared first on Human Progress.
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