Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 03:43pm on 21 Nov 2025,Friday India Global
Three Amur Falcons from Manipur have amazed scientists with a record-breaking migration to Kenya in under a week. Apapang flew an astonishing 6,100 km non-stop, while Alang covered 5,600 km with only brief pauses before crossing the ocean. Their journey highlights the extraordinary endurance of these small raptors, which weigh barely 150 grams yet traverse continents with precision. The migration underscores Manipur’s role as a critical stopover for Amur Falcons, celebrated for their resilience and ecological importance. Researchers say the feat is a breathtaking reminder of how nature’s smallest wings can carry the biggest stories, inspiring conservation efforts and global admiration for these remarkable birds. (PC: X)
