Interesting Facts About Great Indian Bustard
By: NDTVNewsDesk
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The Great Indian Bustard (GIB) is a critically endangered, flagship grassland species.
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It is known for its heavy build and distinctive appearance, and is the state bird of Rajasthan.
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It's a large, heavy flying bird, characterised by a black crown on its forehead contrasting with a pale neck and head.
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Males are taller and have a black band across their breast, especially during the mating season.
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They thrive in dry and semi-dry grasslands with dispersed bushes and scrub.
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The Great Indian Bustard is a diurnal bird, active in the early morning and evening.
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It is primarily a terrestrial bird, spending most of its time on the ground.
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It feed on a wide variety of food, including insects, seeds, berries, small reptiles, and rodents.
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