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The renal duck from Madagascar, one of the rarest birds in the world, has been released from captivity into a new habitat. Now 21 ducks have settled on a lake in northern Madagascar
This was reported by the air force.
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According to scientists, the release of birds in good natural conditions the residence will help restore the population of this rare species.
It is known that 15 years ago the renal duck of Madagascar was considered extinct. However, when the researchers found the last specimens, it turned out that because of the excessive dirt, the marsh birds were moving in the untouched areas of Madagascar. In addition, these places were too cold for the kidneys to live there and multiply there.
Few rare ducks were released. / Photo: Air Force
So International a wildlife conservation team saved the eggs of these birds and took them captive. In addition, researchers have found in Madagascar the best wildlife environment in which birds could be released – Lake Sofia in northern Madagascar.
This is the new habitat of Madagascar's dwarf ducks. // Photo: Air Force [In
By the way, researchers believe that the disappearance of ducks may be due to the pollution of wetlands in Africa. Rescuing these birds can also help protect aquatic environments.
Watch the striking video of Madagascar's renal ducks published (19659013) Remember that the workers of the National Association for Scientific and Applied Research in Australia (CSIRO) during an expedition Four-week-old discovered about 100 new species of marine life off the coast of the mainland as well as new underwater coral reefs.
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