CLEAN : Unloved vultures fight for their survival in Pakistan

The video discusses the current status of a bird facility with 22 birds, including 4 chicks, and their care in a controlled environment. It highlights threats to vultures, particularly from non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs causing kidney failure, leading to population decline. The video also covers breeding success and future plans for release, emphasizing the need for a controlled environment. Finally, it addresses public awareness efforts to dispel myths about vultures.

How many birds are currently housed at the Chamanga facility?

• 4 chicks

• 22 birds

• 19 birds

• 25 birds

What is the primary threat to vultures in Pakistan?

• Habitat loss

• Climate change

• Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug

• Hunting

What effect does the drug have on vultures?

• Results in feather loss

• Induces paralysis

• Leads to kidney failure

• Causes blindness

Until when are there no plans for vulture release?

• 2018

• 2025

• 2020

• 2022

What is being done to change public perception about vultures?

• Releasing more vultures

• Introducing new laws

• Conducting public awareness campaigns

• Building more facilities