Large herds of birds eating animals seen in this city of UP, people rushed, now these signs are being received

Lakhimpur Kheri: There is a discussion of vultures in the city these days. In fact, after a long time, a large flock of vultures appeared, which ran a wave of happiness among the environmental lovers. Please tell that vultures are called the scavengers of nature. But in the last few years, there has been a huge decrease in their number.

Please tell that a herd of vultures was seen sitting on the banks of the embankment near Pooja village of Gola tehsil area. The people present there were surprised to see this view. After this, a teacher named Ambar Dixit made a video of it and went viral on social media. People are surprised to see this video. Everyone is trying to know that it has finally said.

Increase in the number of vultures, relief for the environment
The environmental balance was deteriorating due to the declining number of vultures. In view of this, the Government of India and many environmental institutions conducted vulture conservation campaign. After this effort, the population of vultures gradually started increasing. But now its number is quite small.

Increase in the number of vultures
Let us know that the number of vultures is now being seen in Dudhwa Tiger Reserve and Buffer Zone. These birds play an important role in keeping the environment pure and food chains. The appearance of vultures in the Terai region is a positive sign, which has enthusiasm among bird lovers.

Vultures like high trees
Vultures prefer to live on high trees and such trees are present in large numbers in Dudhwa and Buffer Zone. This is the reason that this area is becoming a safe house for vultures. The increasing number of vultures is an auspicious sign for the environment and need to intensify their efforts to conserve them.

What do vultures eat
Vultures are birds that eat meat of dead animals. They help a lot in keeping the location around us clean by eating rotten dead bodies. Many types of vultures are found in India, such as Indian vulture, white back vulture and red -headed vulture. They often eat dead cows, buffaloes and other wild animals. Their eyes are very fast and they can fly high, due to which they get food from far away.