The National Chambal Sanctuary, also famously known as National Chambal Gharial Wildlife Sanctuary, spans across the states of Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan, covering an area of over ...
Wildlife biologists working at the National Chambal Sanctuary, a 610km segment of the Chambal river and a key site for gharial conservation, have documented an increase in the mugger population that ...
River with Most Gharials in the World: Gharials are unusual reptiles from the crocodilian family, best known for their long, thin snouts. This snout helps them catch fish with ease. Unlike other ...
More than 90 gharials have been reported dead in the last 2 months in the National Chambal Sanctuary in India for yet-to-be diagnosed reasons. The monarch of Indian rivers is under severe threat. A ...
Gharials that were artificially hatched in a zoo in Cooch Behar have found a new home in “no man’s land” in the tributary of the Padma on the India-Bangladesh border. Thirty-seven gharial (Gavialis ...
If you liked this story, share it with other people. Slender-snouted gharials are among the most distinctive of the world’s crocodilians, and thus the most in need of conservation action, a new study ...
A new study has recommended ways to improve the success rate of a program that releases captive-raised gharial crocodiles into the wild in Nepal. The study looked at the growth of gharials released ...
The gharial, wiped out from the Brahmaputra River system in the 1950s, could be the prime beneficiary of a process to expand an Assam tiger reserve that shed its “Congress connection” five months ago.
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