A male Amur falcon, tagged as part of a satellite study in Manipur, has completed a non-stop journey of 3,800 km from Botswana to India in just 93 hours.

Meet Chiuluan 2, an Amur Falcon bird that traveled 3,800 km to reach India in just 93 hours

According to recent research titled 'State of the World's Birds' published in the annual review of Environment and Resources, climate change is an important emerging driver of change for birds across the world. Global bird populations have been declining steadily in the last three decades because of the human impact on the environment

Global Bird populations declining due to climate change

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Meet Chiuluan 2, an Amur Falcon bird that traveled 3,800 km to reach India in just 93 hours

Global Bird populations declining due to climate change