Did you know that more than ten million vultures were found in India and Pakistan forty years ago but today it?

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Did you know that more than ten million vultures were found in India and Pakistan forty years ago but today it?

 Only a few thousand are left.
Why?
Why did vultures become extinct?

The most unfortunate reason for the extinction of vultures in India and Pakistan is the pill called Diclofenac.

Diclofenac injections are given to animals such as cows and buffaloes in the form of painkillers or fevers, and some of the meat or their remains remain.

In such cases, those animals which die or are slaughtered due to fever etc. shortly after consuming this medicine, then their entrails or carcasses come to be eaten by vultures.

But

An issue arises here. Diclofenac's 0.8% content in the body is also capable of killing vultures. Because it fails the vulture's kidneys. And it makes crystals in their blood and makes them ring.

Therefore

If a very large number of donkeys died due to accidental eating of only 1% of such animals.

And today the result is in front of us. In India and Pakistan, there are cases of stray dogs being bitten and stray dogs because about 99% of the donkeys living here have become extinct. And that's a huge threat to the ecosystem.

The extinction of vultures has led to an increase in the number of wild rats and stray dogs in the two countries. Vultures have a special digestive system and metabolism that can digest all kinds of germs in the body, but dogs and mice do not have them, which is why they are causing the spread of various diseases.

Diclofenac has been discontinued in India but is still used in Pakistan. Remember that a simple alternative to diclofenac is a pill called meloxicam. If your doctor prescribes diclofenac to your cattle when they are sick, please ask them to give you another drug, meloxicam, otherwise you will be equally responsible for the destruction in the ecosystem.