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In a Karnataka sanctuary, wild and domestic herbivores compete for dwindling food resources

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By Nobin Raja M
| Scroll.in Verified
In October 2022, two elephants were electrocuted to death in Assam. Further investigation revealed that this accident had occurred while the tuskers were foraging in areas with heavy human habitation. In the last decade up to December 31, 2020, more than 1,160 elephants have died in India because of human-animal conflict. In the wild, elephants and all other mammal populations are threatened due to habitat degradation, Invasive Alien Species and hunting/poaching.
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Grazing and invasive species impact food availability for wild herbivores in MM Hills, finds study

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By Nobin Raja M
| Mongabay India
Researchers reconstructed the diet of wild and domestic herbivores in MM Hills, Karnataka, using environmental DNA to understand dietary niche overlap. This method of study is expected to generate a detailed diet of herbivores, analyse their fecal matter in a non-invasive way and remove the difficulties in traditional methods, according to the authors.
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Desert locust swarms invade India: They are millimetres in size but millions in numbers Original

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By Priya Ranganathan, Mongabay- India, Nobin Raja M
| Tech2 Verified
Mongabay- IndiaJun 09, 2020 12:35:00 IST By Nobin Raja M., Priya Ranganathan Alongside a global pandemic, India prepares to fight yet another battle for food security. Unlike the micron-sized virus, however, the new threat is millimetres in size but millions in number: the desert locust. Amidst concerns of heatwaves and crop failure comes the desert locust, a migratory insect from eastern Africa and Southeast Asia.
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