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Great Indian Bustard captive count rises to 76 after 3 chicks hatched using artificial insemination
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Great Indian Bustard captive count rises to 76 after 3 chicks hatched using artificial insemination
Jaipur, Apr 4 (PTI) Three new chicks of the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard have been successfully hatched at breeding centres in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer district using artificial insemination technology, taking the total number of the birds in captivity to 76, officials said. Two chicks were hatched at the Sudashri Godawan Breeding Centre, while one chick was hatched at the Ramdevra Godawan Breeding Centre, they said. With this, the nu…
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