5 Birds That Have Gone Extinct in India

Jul 30, 2024, 12:29 IST

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Indian Bustard

A once-common sight in the Indian grasslands, the Indian bustard has been driven to near extinction by habitat destruction and hunting.

Lesser Adjutant Stork

Due to habitat degradation and killing, this huge stork, well-known for its distinctive look and size is no longer found in India.

Vijayan’s Bulbul

This bird was known for its vibrant plumage and melodious song. The destruction of its forest habitat led to its decline, and it has since become extinct in India.

Pink-Headed Duck

Originally from Assamese wetlands, this strikingly coloured duck is no longer found in India.

White-Rumped Vulture

A once-common scavenger, the white-Rumped vulture faced dramatic population declines due to poisoning from veterinary drugs used in livestock and habitat destruction.

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