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Three Great Indian Bustard chicks placed in rewilding tunnel in Jaisalmer

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Three Great Indian Bustard chicks placed in rewilding tunnel in Jaisalmer
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Three endangered Great Indian Bustard chicks have been moved to a rewilding tunnel in Jaisalmer to prepare them for life in the wild. The facility uses minimal human contact to help the birds develop natural survival instincts.

Three chicks of the endangered Great Indian Bustard have been moved into a custom-built rewilding tunnel at the Godawan Conservation Centre in Ramdevra, Jaisalmer.

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