Save Vulture
Save vultures Vultures are birds of prey that live in communities and anthropogenic environments and are generally very dependent on human activities. The Vulture underwent dramatic declines in India and other Asian countries during the 1990s and 2000s according to the experts. In the case of vulture decline, the main cause is the use of diclofenac as a pain-killer for livestock. Vulture consumed diclofenac pestered carcasses and died. Today there is a ban using veterinary diclofenac but disappearing Vulture indicates a suspect use of the drug in villages by vaterian doctor. Decline in vulture population increases the number of wild dogs, and they carry diseases (rabies) from rotting carcasses and are responsible for thousands of human deaths. Today in India, 30,000 people die from rabies each year, these dogs bite causes extra burden on the government for treating the victims. Resear