Ganges River Dolphin Tagged for the First Time
On 18th December 2024, a Ganges River dolphin (Platanista gangetica) was tagged for the first time, marking a historic achievement in India’s efforts to conserve its National Aquatic Animal. This is the first tagging, not only in India, but also for the species.
- This significant step is part of Project Dolphin, a movement aimed at preserving the species, which faces numerous challenges due to habitat degradation and human activity.
The Tagging Exercise and Its Importance
- The tagging will provide valuable insights into the Ganges river dolphin's seasonal and migratory patterns, distribution, range, and habitat usage, especially in fragmented river systems.
- According ....
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