Zachary Gutierrez+FollowEagle Flies 3,000 Miles on Pure InstinctGet this: scientists tracked a rare Pallas’s fish eagle that’s been flying from Mongolia to India’s Kaziranga National Park every year—no GPS, just pure instinct! The eagle breeds in Kaziranga, then its chicks (barely two months old!) make the epic journey back to Mongolia solo. With only about 2,500 of these eagles left, seeing them return to this protected spot is a huge win for conservation and biodiversity. Nature is wild, literally! #WildlifeWonders #Conservation #Kaziranga #EndangeredSpecies #NatureIsAwesome #Science5752Share
