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Wikipedia Overview
Gavialis is a genus of crocodilians that includes the living gharial Gavialis gangeticus and one known extinct species, Gavialis bengawanicus. G. gangeticus comes from the Indian subcontinent, while G. bengawanicus is known from Java. Gavialis likely first appeared in the Indian Subcontinent in the Pliocene and dispersed into the Malay Archipelago through a path called the Siva–Malayan route in the Quaternary. Remains attributed to Gavialis have also been found on Sulawesi and Woodlark Island east of the Wallace Line, suggesting a prehistoric lineage of Gavialis was able to traverse marine environments and reach places possibly as far as western Oceania.
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This tooth-filled mouth belongs to a lethal predator – can you guess which one in less than 15 seconds? - BBC Wildlife Magazine
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Gharial (Gavialis gangeticus) conservation in Bardia National Park, Nepal: Assessing population structure and habitat characteristics along the river channel amidst infrastructure development - Wiley Online Library
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Gharial (Gavialis gangeticus) (IMAGE) - EurekAlert!
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New hope for one of world's most endangered reptiles - BBC
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10 Critically Endangered Animals of India | Namdapha Flying Squirrel, Malabar Civet, Great Indian Bustard, Bengal Florican, Red-Crowned Roofed Turtle, Gharial, Cave Dancing Frog, Franky’s Narrow-Mouthed Frog, Ganges Shark, Narrow Sawfish, Protected - Britannica
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Gharial hatchlings signal hope in Chambal - The Times of India
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GAVIALIS, Cargo ship - Details and current position - ENI 02325059, MMSI 244650397 - VesselFinder
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Trouble in the gharial’s last bastion? - Down To Earth
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One in five reptile species is at risk of extinction - Science | AAAS
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Endangered gharial population defies odds, 3037 spotted in Ganga river basin - The New Indian Express
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Rising heat threatens female-male ratio of India’s unique gharial crocs - news - Mongabay
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The Indian Gharial: Saving the slender snouted river guardian in a changing climate - India Water Portal
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Unasylva - No. 137 - Monitoring the tropical forests: The first step - Environment - Food and Agriculture Organization
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Over 2,300 Gharial crocodiles released in various rivers in 45 years - OnlineKhabar English News
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Photo of a Gharial in a River - National Zoo
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Death of rare male gharial in Nepal highlights conservation crisis - news - Mongabay
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Gharial rescued in Jaisalmer, returned to Punjab for rehabilitation - The Times of India
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Gharial (Gavialis gangeticus, Gmelin, 1789) abundance in the Rapti River, Chitwan National Park, Nepal - Wiley Online Library
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Depleted, river-dependent: IUCN’s first gharial Green Status assessment calls for river protection to sav - The Times of India
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Nepal’s gharial population rises, but threats to the crocs persist - news - Mongabay
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3k gharials found across 13 rivers in 1st Ganga basin survey - The Times of India
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Gharial conservation should extend to unprotected rivers - Mongabay India
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Raise-and-release program keeping Nepal’s gharials alive can be improved, study says - news - Mongabay
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Gharials are vanishing in Bardia National Park - Earth.com
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Largest Reptile Sanctuary In US Seeks To Import Endangered Gharials From India - Swarajya
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Climate change threatens Gharial habitat as UP marks 50 yrs of project crocodile - The Times of India
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Hope for Critically Endangered crocodile in Nepal - BBC Wildlife Magazine
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Rivers or grave yards? The woes of the Indian gharial and Gangetic dolphin in the Yamuna River - news - Mongabay
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World’s reptiles comprehensively assessed – IUCN Red List - International Union for Conservation of Nature
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Scientists release odd-looking, Critically Endangered crocodiles back into the wild (PHOTOS) - news - Mongabay
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Specimen of the Week 280: Preserved Gharial - UCL Blogs
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Critically Endangered Indian Gharials Return to the Bronx Zoo For the First Time in Nearly 20 Years - WCS Newsroom
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Beyond Guns & Gore: Chambal sanctuary sees sharpest rise in gharial count - The Times of India
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captive breeding: our perspective and priorities - Traffic.org
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Gharials of Gandak: A population back from the brink faces development pressures - Mongabay India
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America's largest reptile sanctuary wants to import gharials from India - The Hindu
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Croc dad goes for a swim with 150 floating babies - New Scientist
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Reintroduced gharials thriving in Beas reserve: experts - The Hindu
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Nepali scientists deploy drones to count endangered crocodiles - news - Mongabay
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Rare fish-eating crocodile confirmed nesting in southwest Nepal after 37 years - news - Mongabay
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Juvenile Gharial Sighting Marks Revival Of Assam’s River Ecosystem: CM Himanta Biswa Sarma - Northeast Today
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Even more recently extinct, island dwelling crocodilians - scienceblogs.com
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Gharials find a safe haven to breed in Rajasthan sanctuary, 6,300 hatchlings counted - The Times of India
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Gharial Pictures - A-Z Animals
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Why This Reptile Sounds Like It’s Snoring While Awake - A-Z Animals
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Chambal Sanctuary Sees Highest Gharial Count With 2,026 in 2025 - The Better India
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Meerut: Only 650 left in world, 22 adult gharials in Ganga big boost to count - The Times of India
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After 75 years, Indian Gharial spotted in Greater Kaziranga - The Times of India
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Sighting of critically endangered Gharial signals hope for species revival - The Express Tribune
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Gharials and mugger crocodiles coexist by separating resources - Mongabay India
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Interpol issues Red Notice against Bangladeshi wildlife smuggling kingpin after MP Tiger Strike Force probe - The New Indian Express
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Gharial pair yet to hatch babies even after spawning six times - The Financial Express
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US: Largest reptile sanctuary wants to import crocodiles from India - WION
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265 gharials counted in Rapti and Narayani rivers - The Rising Nepal
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Punjab releases 23 captive-bred gharials in Beas reserve - The Hindu
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Return of the Gharials to Harike Wetland - The Statesman
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New Life For Gharials On The Banks Of Chambal As Eggs Hatch In Large Numbers - ETV Bharat
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Gharials and mugger crocodiles coexist by separating resources - OnlineKhabar English News
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Sole male gharial crocodile in Chitwan National Park found dead - OnlineKhabar English News
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Gharials in Nepal: A story of hope and fear - OnlineKhabar English News
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Gharial seen in Pakistan’s Punjab after 3 decades; it likely crossed over from India - Down To Earth
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72 hatchlings of endangered alligator species born in MP's Son-Gharial sanctuary - ETV Bharat
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Endangered Animals of Myanmar - WorldAtlas
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Gharial number growing in BNP - The Rising Nepal
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Scientists deploy drones to count endangered crocodiles in Nepal’s Bardia - OnlineKhabar English News
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Gharials on the brink as water flow declines in Chambal river - The Times of India
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Chitwan National Park to bring male gharial crocodile from India after sole survivor’s death - OnlineKhabar English News
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Hyderabad’s Nehru Zoo celebrates World Crocodile Day - Telangana Today
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40 gharials released in Ghaghara river amid lockdown - Down To Earth
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Survival of ghariyals difficult in polluted Harike wet land: Experts - The Statesman
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Assam: Critically endangered 'Gharial' spotted in River Brahmaputra - India Today NE
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World Crocodile Day: Experts flag dip in gharial count in Odisha - Down To Earth
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Gharial Conservation Programme Launched at Katarniaghat in UP - Utkarsh Classes
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Odisha’s Kendrapara now India’s only district to have all 3 species of crocodilians - Down To Earth
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World Crocodile Day 2024 – June 17 - AffairsCloud.com
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Uttarakhand plans to use drones for census of crocodile and Gharial - The New Indian Express
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Gharial Conservation Programme - INSIGHTS IAS
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Conservation project bears fruit: Odisha welcomes first natural nesting of gharials after 45 years - India Today
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Critically depleted gharial needs ongoing river protection to survive, says IUCN report - Mid-Day
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Seven Gharials Released Into Mahanadi Gorge To Boost Conservation Efforts - Ommcom News
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Assam: Endangered gharial stoned to death by villagers in Chirang - EastMojo
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Odisha becomes the only state in India to have all three crocodile species - KalingaTV
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India Marks 50 Years of Crocodile Conservation Project on World Crocodile Day - Adda247
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