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Greater Adjutant stork population improves, but many fall prey to poison in food and water : comparemela.com
Greater Adjutant stork population improves, but many fall prey to poison in food and water
The birds feed on rats and fish that often ingest poisonous substances. Insecticides also trickle into the water bodies where the storks nest and breed.
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