Gharial

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When a Gharial Travelled from India to Pakistan
Green Humour
When a Gharial Travelled from India to Pakistan
Rohan Chakravarty
Cartoons and illustrations on wildlife, environment and conservation
By
Rohan Chakravarty
Green Humour
Gharial: Facts, Habitat, Threats
Infographic
Gharial: Facts, Habitat, Threats
Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
All you need to know about one of the largest crocodile species
By
Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
Infographic
Gharials Lose Nesting Sites at Katerniaghat
Conservation
Gharials Lose Nesting Sites at Katerniaghat
Neha Jain
Growth of vegetation along the banks of the Girwa River has adversely affected the nesting of gharials
By
Neha Jain
Conservation
Gharials Make a Comeback in Punjab
News
Gharials Make a Comeback in Punjab
Vivek Gupta
Forty five gharials brought from a captive breeding centre in Madhya Pradesh have been rehabilitated into the Beas river
By
Vivek Gupta
News
Gaping Gharials: River Reptile with the Super Snout
Photo Story
Gaping Gharials: River Reptile with the Super Snout
Dhritiman Mukherjee
Romulus Whitaker
Though critically endangered, there is hope for this gentle, slender-jawed, fish-loving cousin of the crocodile
By
Dhritiman Mukherjee
Romulus Whitaker
Photo Story
The Guide: Ken Gharial Sanctuary
Travel
The Guide: Ken Gharial Sanctuary
Anita Rao-Kashi
Come for the gharials, but stay for the vultures, the spectacular waterfalls, colourful rocks, and dramatic canyon
By
Anita Rao-Kashi
Travel
Romulus Whitaker: A Life Less Ordinary
Video
Romulus Whitaker: A Life Less Ordinary
Sustain Team
He’s hugged crocodiles, rescued snakes, and even snuck two king cobras on a long-distance train. Watch Roundglass Sustain Editor-in-Chief Megha Moorthy interview the Snake Man of India
By
Sustain Team
Video
Croc Creche: Why Crocodilian Males Make Great Babysitters
Column
Croc Creche: Why Crocodilian Males Make Great Babysitters
Janaki Lenin
Dhritiman Mukherjee
Breaking gender stereotypes, tough bull crocs often pitch in to take care of hatchlings. Scientists believe they could be showing off their potential as future mating partners
By
Janaki Lenin
Dhritiman Mukherjee
Column
Gharials of Gandak: A Population Back from the Brink Faces Development Pressures
News
Gharials of Gandak: A Population Back from the Brink Faces Development Pressures
Gurvinder Singh
The population of gharials, a species endemic to the Indian subcontinent, has gone up in the recent years in the Gandak river in Bihar. However, the thriving gharials are facing threats from barrage and fishing nets
By
Gurvinder Singh
News
Buzz and Snap: A Gharial in the Bend of the River
Species
Buzz and Snap: A Gharial in the Bend of the River
Nanditha Chandraprakash
This fish-eating crocodile, with a pot on its long snout, struggles for survival in the rivers of the Indian subcontinent
By
Nanditha Chandraprakash
Species