Unlike crocs and gators, gharials don't ambush their prey. Instead, swiping their snout from left to right allows them to detect vibrations in the water. Using this method, they find nearby fish ...

Integrated efforts that include captive breeding, research and monitoring, and especially safeguarding gharial habitat and prey, are urgently needed, “ added Sarala Khaling, regional co-ordinator of ...

Like most crocs, Gharials enjoy basking in the Sun to warm ... They walk with an unusual rocking motion that is thought to confuse birds of prey and their spikes make them difficult to eat.

Utah researchers say they believe they now know how existing crocodile, alligator and gharial species were able to survive the last two extinctions — each tens of millions of years ago — which ...

Gharial Conservation Action Plan (2018-2022) has been prepared with the aim of securing and maintaining viable population of Gharial in Nepal by addressing the threats and challenges including the ...

Bhubaneswar: Nandankanan Zoological Park, known for its gharial breeding programme, is developing an underwater enclosure that will allow visitors to observe the endangered crocodile species in ...