The gharial is one of the rarest and most unusual-looking crocodilian species on the planet. Learn more about this unique species and discover what conservation groups are doing to protect gharial ...

Male and female dinosaurs may have looked similar due to only slight differences in bone structure, according to a new study. British researchers analysed skulls from modern-day gharials, a critically ...

In all, 65 gharials belonging to the Gavialidae family would be released at Harike. Already there is good number of gharials at the Chhatbir zoo. Some of these too are likely to be released at Harike ...

The annual gharial census has been completed and showed an overall rise in numbers across key river systems, but a decline in ...

A gharial, lying on the ground with mouth wide open. | Karunakar Rayker, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Nepal’s Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation released 25 critically ...

Bhubaneswar: Gharial population in the Mahanadi gorge in Satkosia Tiger Reserve increased by just two this year compared to last year. With this, the gharial numbers touched 16 in the gorge. Satkosia ...

The rare and ancient gharial, with its distinctive long snout, faces critical endangerment in northern India's rivers. Unlike crocodiles, gharials are gentle giants crucial for river ecosystem health.

The bulbous-nosed reptiles were in critical decline until conservationists stepped in As the sunlight pierces the fog, a fisherman on a boat floating along the Gandak River in Bihar, India, spots a ...

The state government today released 10 ‘gharials’ in the Beas river at the Harike Wildlife Sanctuary in Gagrewal village near Raiya, even as a section of residents living near the river had objected ...