Why should the mother great Indian bustard be careful?

The mother great Indian bustard has to be careful because she needs to ensure the safety of her eggs and safeguard them when they hatch, for she is the sole protector of the young chicks once they hatch.

Explanation:

The Great Indian Bustard is an omnivorous animal considered the heaviest flying bird in the world. They are primarily found in large numbers in the Indian state of Rajasthan, making their habitats in the dry scrublands and grasslands.

With the loss of natural habitat, this species of bird has to make their homes in any place they can manage. And this often results in them being exposed, which resulted in great danger for them especially when the mother lays eggs. Dogs often eat their eggs while the open space habitat also entices other predators to try to get the eggs. Moreover, the eggs need 25 days to incubate and hatch, which posed another risk for the mother who is the sole protector of the eggs and the young chicks when they hatch.

Thus, the mother great Indian bustard has to be careful because predators are all around to get her eggs and kill the chicks, making her job as protector of these young ones even harder.  

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