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Dehradun Vultures: 2.4 km Distance Key to Survival from Electrocution
A recent study highlights the critical 2.4 km distance for vultures near Dehradun to avoid electrocution. The research emphasizes the successful relocation of a livestock carcass dump away from power lines, significantly improving the survival rates of these scavengers. This finding is crucial for conservation efforts and highlights the impact of infrastructure on wildlife safety.
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