BY : gOVIND TEKALE
Migratory birds serve as essential indicators of environmental health, reflecting the condition of the ecosystems they inhabit.
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They facilitate the transfer of various elements, including seeds of exotic plants and new insect species, from one region to another, contributing to biodiversity.
Climate change has significantly altered the migration patterns of these birds, leading to disruptions in their traditional routes and timing.
Human activities, such as the emission of man-made electromagnetic waves, have had detrimental effects on migratory birds' navigation abilities.
This interference makes it difficult or even impossible for migratory birds to perform their ecological functions, threatening their survival and the ecosystems they support.
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