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Nepal’s vultures, recovering from a poisoning crisis, fly into another

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Poisoning continues to pose a serious threat to vultures in Nepal. Vulture population is only starting to recover from a massive plunge in the 1990s due to an earlier poisoning crisis. In most of the recent cases, the birds were found to have fed on the bodies of feral dogs, jackals and big cats that had been poisoned by people.
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Nepal’s vultures, recovering from a poisoning crisis, fly into another

As dawn breaks over the forest in the Kawasoti area on the edge of Nepal’s Chitwan National Park, early risers can catch a glimpse of rare vultures roosting in their nests perched in the tall trees.

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EastMojo broke the news in on Sunday, March 26, 2023.
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