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- The report highlights the participation of thousands of bird enthusiasts who contributed to the count by observing and recording bird species in their local areas.
- West Bengal led the count for the third consecutive year, recording the highest number of species among all participating states and union territories.
- The report also emphasizes the importance of citizen science in contributing to bird conservation efforts and understanding bird populations.
Question:
Q.1 Which state recorded the highest number of bird species in the 28th GBBC for the third consecutive year?a) Kerala
b) Tamil Nadu
c) Maharashtra
d) West Bengal
Answer: d) West Bengal led the GBBC count for the third consecutive year, recording the highest number of species among all participating states and union territories.