50 wildlife officers guard newly-hatched great Indian bustard chick
A fertilised egg was driven on a marathon road trip and hatched into a chick of the critically endangered great Indian bustard; 50 wildlife officers are now guarding it.
A newly-hatched great Indian bustard chick is being guarded by 50 wildlife officers after hatching from a fertilised egg that was transported on a marathon road trip to aid the critically endangered species. Officials said Tuesday that the officers have become the chick’s devoted guardians.