I'm from Rajasthan, and my grandmother used to tell stories about this bird. I am glad that efforts are being made to conserve this endangered species.
The SC order to underground the power line of windmills is a great initiative since many birds were dying of electrocution. GIB lay 1-2 eggs in a year and therefore are in a serious stage of extinction. It is our fundamental duty article 51A to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers, wildlife and to have compassion for living creatures. I hope SC order is followed immediately so that a rare bird could be saved from extinction.
@@godsbeautifulcreations6502 there a generation of people who are striving to save GIB and such other endangered birds , what lacks is the political and social will .
@@pranavkumarjha1689 but politics is made up of people only.why people in power are not doing that much work that is supposed to protect natural beauties.main thing is the ignorance and carelesness of todays people towards saving these beauties that is driving them to be lost forever.
There is much, much, much too many people in India (and in the World); any of this wonderful bird (and many other birds, too) is more valuable than an human being as long as it is threatened with extinction.
Conserving,protecting and restoring our natural environment and beauties to good conditions should be one of the most respected and serious job that india can do.job of protecting our natural areas really is great and deserves respect and attention
The generation in which we grew up, hunting was legal in India because the number of wild animals and birds were much more and a large swaths of their habitat supported good number of birds. The meat of this bird is UNIQUELY TASTY ! Unfortunately, due to concrete jungle and population expansion, their numbers have dwindled over the years. (hunting was banned fifty years back but their numbers kept on dwindled due to loss of habitat) Humans are the BIGGEST THREAT to wildlife due to population explosion, pollution, concrete jungle , loss of habitat and their presence is most irritating and a nuisance for wildlife in National parks too.
Amazing and surprisingly..I didn't knew about this bird at all. No wonder this had the potential of becoming India's national bird. I hope they don't extinct.
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Why the administration had allowed Windmills, High tension wire through the habitat of this critically endangered bird species even farming can be banned and the land should be acquired by the Government
When i was 14 years old, I saw a bird at my native place, that was about 6feet tall in heigh approx, looked heavy and white and mixture of brown or blue i dont remeber it clearly, i swear to go they were 2 of them i cant find them till now & i nearly got to the great indian bustard, This is the bird i think i saw but i dont think these are big enough to look the giant that i saw.
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I'm from Rajasthan, and my grandmother used to tell stories about this bird. I am glad that efforts are being made to conserve this endangered species.
Hey dude plz share story of bird.. I know this bird is Rajasthan state bird
I also
in haryana also these big bird present due to extensive agriculture
Godhavan -ghorad- maldhok
Rajasthan- Gujarat- Maharashtra
The SC order to underground the power line of windmills is a great initiative since many birds were dying of electrocution. GIB lay 1-2 eggs in a year and therefore are in a serious stage of extinction.
It is our fundamental duty article 51A to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers, wildlife and to have compassion for living creatures.
I hope SC order is followed immediately so that a rare bird could be saved from extinction.
But indians will not take saving these beauties seriously
@@godsbeautifulcreations6502 there a generation of people who are striving to save GIB and such other endangered birds , what lacks is the political and social will .
@@pranavkumarjha1689 but politics is made up of people only.why people in power are not doing that much work that is supposed to protect natural beauties.main thing is the ignorance and carelesness of todays people towards saving these beauties that is driving them to be lost forever.
@@godsbeautifulcreations6502 main reason is 'education' - in politicians and in voters.
@@pranavkumarjha1689 main reason is indians and their leaders beleif that protecting these beauties is not that important.and that causes ignorance
This was national bird of India...now it's peacock
It was not. It was one of the strongest contenders to become one but ultimately Indian peafowl was choosen.
There is much, much, much too many people in India (and in the World); any of this wonderful bird (and many other birds, too) is more valuable than an human being as long as it is threatened with extinction.
@@ulrikjensen6841 you are 100%correct
Even the famous Birdman Salim Ali also claimed to make GIBs national bird.
YOU ARE WRONG ! It never was, and never will be coz Peacock is a hardy bird and in abundance in India and much prettier too.
Conserving,protecting and restoring our natural environment and beauties to good conditions should be one of the most respected and serious job that india can do.job of protecting our natural areas really is great and deserves respect and attention
The generation in which we grew up, hunting was legal in India because the number of wild animals and birds were much more and a large swaths of their habitat supported good number of birds. The meat of this bird is UNIQUELY TASTY !
Unfortunately, due to concrete jungle and population expansion, their numbers have dwindled over the years. (hunting was banned fifty years back but their numbers kept on dwindled due to loss of habitat)
Humans are the BIGGEST THREAT to wildlife due to population explosion, pollution, concrete jungle , loss of habitat and their presence is most irritating and a nuisance for wildlife in National parks too.
Amazing and surprisingly..I didn't knew about this bird at all.
No wonder this had the potential of becoming India's national bird. I hope they don't extinct.
Dr. Salim Ali wanted this bird to be the national bird of India, so as to make people conscious about this endangered species.
A very good initiative taken by these ifs staffs... I am very thankful for their effort to save GIB
Wow ultimate
One best documentation 🥰
Govt. Has to take certain measurements to save the GIB...
Even I was unaware about this birl. Thanks to share this info. I hope we would be able to reserve this species
Wow this is amazing initiative
No one is taking seriously to save our natural beauties.i fear that it may be too late before any action is taken to save our countries nature
Super footage
If the Bird is hatching it must see a Bustard. Otherwise it does not know it is a Bustard and will never be able to find a mate.
इस फिल्म में दिखाये गये GIB के विडिओ मुझे मिल सकते है क्या?
मै इसके चार्जेस देने के लिये तयार हूं!
From my school
My teacher tell me to see this video.
Amazing inivative
Please save gib😢😭🙏
Great effort. Thanks for the video
nice and good video
Excellent initiative.
अरे भगवान! इन परिंदों को बचा ले! 😢👌🏻👆🏻🙏🏻
How dose it sound
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Very nice and informative👌👌
Sahi gal a.
Wow.. majestic
A great initiative 🙏🙏🙏
Why the administration had allowed Windmills, High tension wire through the habitat of this critically endangered bird species even farming can be banned and the land should be acquired by the Government
Yes
Great!
My heart aches
So nice 😍
Great bird
Beautiful and proud bird. The narrator is trying too hard to sound English, should go easy a bit.
Such a beautiful creature, sadly it is on the verge of extinction!!!!
This bird was jst a inch away to get known as a national bird of India
Bt because of its name it was not given the title 😫
@@shureshot6769 yeah I know...sad
😘😘😘😘💯❤️👍
Have a lesson on it
UPSE bit
When i was 14 years old, I saw a bird at my native place, that was about 6feet tall in heigh approx, looked heavy and white and mixture of brown or blue i dont remeber it clearly, i swear to go they were 2 of them i cant find them till now & i nearly got to the great indian bustard, This is the bird i think i saw but i dont think these are big enough to look the giant that i saw.
Which area or part of the country do you belong to..
It might be ostrich
@@aarup2391 ostriches r no way native to Indian subcontinent dude..
Maybe those birds were Sarus Crane
please save this bird🥺🥺🥺🥺
Mad
🐣🐥✌️🐤🐦
Pouch size doesn't matter 😂😂
opppppppppppppppppppppppp
Great bird