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Himalayan bird's song altered by humans
Two studies from Indian researchers reveal that increased human activity, including habitat encroachment, tourism, and noise pollution, is affecting the Himalayan monal, a culturally significant bird native to the region. The research indicates that the bird is vocalizing at higher pitches to overcome noise and moving to higher elevations as its habitat becomes crowded and disrupted. These changes suggest broader ecological stress in the Himalayas, driven by unregulated development and climate change, which threaten the species' survival and the region's fragile ecosystem.
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