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Bhitarkanika's Saltwater Crocodiles Rose From 96 Counted in 1976 to 1,858 in January 2026, After a Project Begun in 1975 Released 3,008 Captive-Raised Juveniles Into Odisha's Creeks

Science & Space

Lonar Crater Is 1.88 km Wide and Cut Into 66-Million-Year-Old Deccan Basalt, and Two Peer-Reviewed Ages Put Its Impact at 37,500 and 570,000 Years Ago

Chilika Lake Came Off the Ramsar Montreux Record on 11 November 2002 After a New Sea Mouth Took Fish Landings From About 1,600 Tonnes a Year to 14,053 Tonnes, and in January 2026 It Held 11,32,200 Birds and 159 Irrawaddy Dolphins

The Indian Sundarbans Has Been a UNESCO World Heritage Site Since 1987, Had 100 Tigers Photographed in 2022, and Won Approval in 2025 to Enlarge Its Tiger Reserve to 3,629.57 Square Kilometres