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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 suggests. The study authors scored all 28 existing ...

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 ...

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The rare and ancient gharial, with its distinctive long snout, faces critical endangerment in northern India's rivers. Unlike crocodiles, gharials are gentle giants crucial for river ecosystem health.

Gharials in India: Gharials were introduced to Odisha’s rivers in 1975, and now, for the first time, the state has witnessed a natural nesting of the critically endangered species. According to a ...

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 ...

Lalsa Yadav gushes with a big smile on his face every time he spots a gharial in the river Gandak, that flows through West Champaran district of Bihar, bordering Nepal. He tries to take his rickety ...

In movie memory, Chambal is the hub of dacoits. But that region of Madhya Pradesh is bringing a key element back to the ecosystem of Punjab this week. The first lot of 25 gharials from Morena in MP ...

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 ...

After successfully reintroducing the critically endangered Gharial ( Gavialis Gangeticus) in the rivers of Punjab where it had become extinct half a century ago, the State’s wildlife preservation wing ...