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Another 10 peacocks die in Thar

May 12, 2021 03:30 PM


As many as 10 beautiful peacocks have died in the Thar desert area, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Wednesday.

The best part of the desert is its peacocks and their vibrant blue and green colours beautify the blazing desert but now peacocks have died of unknown reasons.

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As per reports, dozens of exotic birds died in March this year for unknown reasons but some believe it was due to the Newcastle disease.

 

Reporter Sudhair Rathore



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