As people stay in the world to combat the spread of Corona wild animals they have started to enjoy the newfound space. That seems to be what in the Mumbai metropolitan in India, where a record number moved from Flamingo happened, paints wetlands pink, according to local reports. The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) estimates that about 25% more flamingos have migrated to the region from last year, probably caused by the decrease in people who reports Hindustan Times. Science Times calculated about 150,000 flamingos arrived in the area. India has been since March 25 under a strict blockade that more than one billion people are asked to stay at home, and all but essential services, in an effort to snap the spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel corona arrest . On May 1, the Indian government said on wetlands in the Mumbai metro from November to May, Rhul Khot, deputy director of BNHS, blocking up to 18 May flamingos typically extends migrate to the Times. But this year Closing “will give these birds of peace at a standstill, for no interference in their attempt, the food and the general promotion of habitat” Deepak Apte, director of BNHS, told the Times. He added that the increase is probably also linked two years ago for a season of successful breeding, and the destruction of wetlands on the east coast, which could push the birds in the region of Mumbai, according to the Times. Khot also told the Times that it remains an increase in “domestic waste water” from people at home during the Lockdown “helps the formation undisturbed plankton, algae and microbenthos education, which is the food for flamingos and other waterfowl . ” Since the crown pandemic continues animals have been discovered in the world in places that are usually controlled by men. CNN reported that the dolphins swim in transition to India for the first time in many years, and hundreds of monkeys have “descended” on Delhi as the remains of the city under lockdown. Cougars were spotted on the streets of Santiago, in the month of April slipped; Wild Kashmir Goats on the town of Llandudno, in Wales March snaked through. “The residents are spending their house morning and evening to photograph on balconies and video this relaxed Birds penned” Sunil Agarwal, a resident of Seawoods in Navi Mumbai, told the Times about the flamingos. “The lock will at least get people to focus on what around them that has been taken for granted, and we hope that this page will be a protected area flamingo soon be declared.”
Over 100,000 flamingos reportedly come down to Mumbai between India severity Crown Lockdown
