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Great Indian bustard
Scientific Name
Ardeotis nigriceps
IUCN Status
Critically Endangered (CR)
Lifespan
15.6 years
Population
50-249
Length
92-122 cm
Range
Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnatka, Andhra Pradesh
Habitat Type
Arid and Semi-arid Grasslands
Threats
Destruction of grasslands, powerlines, hunting, grazing
Did You Know
The great Indian bustard is considered the heaviest flying bird in the world.
Photo Story
Great Indian Bustard: Love in the Time of Habitat Loss
Film
Great Indian Bustard’s Life on the Edge
Species
Out of Sight: The Rann, Thar, and the Great Indian Bustard
Wild Vault
Art Expedition: On the Trail of the Great Indian Bustard
Conservation
Kutch: From Bird Paradise to Death Trap?
News
Asian Elephant, Great Indian Bustard and Bengal Florican to Receive Cross-Border Protections
Infographic
Great Indian Bustard: Facts, Habitat, and Protection Status
Conservation
Garnering Community Support for the Great Indian Bustard
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