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Indian vulture

Scientific Name

Gyps indicus

IUCN Status

Critically Endangered (CR)

Population

30000

Weight

5.5-6.3 kg

Range

Peninsular India, southern Nepal, southeast Pakistan

Habitat Type

Open, wooded country, ravines, valleys, scrub, deciduous forests

Threats

Poisoning of carcasses, banned veterinary drugs

Did You Know

Population plummeted by more than 70% between 1992 and 2007

Also Known As

Long-billed vulture

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Dizzying Decline of the Indian Vulture

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Ramadevarabetta: A Vulture Sanctuary in Rapidly Urbanising Ramanagara

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Why Vultures of Panna May Lose their Cliff-Side Homes

Vultures: Scavengers of the Sky at Risk

Vultures: Scavengers of the Sky at Risk

Chirgaon Leads the Way in Vulture Conservation

Chirgaon Leads the Way in Vulture Conservation

Monitoring Vultures in Madhya Pradesh’s Panna Tiger Reserve

Monitoring Vultures in Madhya Pradesh’s Panna Tiger Reserve

You’re Creepy and I Love You

You’re Creepy and I Love You

Indian Vulture: Facts, Population, Threats

Indian Vulture: Facts, Population, Threats

Vulture Population in Bundelkhand Increases by 103 Per Cent in a Decade

Vulture Population in Bundelkhand Increases by 103 Per Cent in a Decade

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