SCIENCEJul 26 · 16:49 UTCTHE HINDU NATIONAL

Three Great Indian Bustard chicks placed in rewilding tunnel in Jaisalmer

Three Great Indian Bustard chicks have been placed in a rewilding tunnel in Jaisalmer to prepare them for life in the wild. The facility, costing ₹9.25 crore, aims to transition captive-bred birds to natural habitats.

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