Apapang, Alang and Ahu – The three tiny Amur falcons finish 5,000 km journey in a record 5 days
20 Nov 2025 | Category: Science
All three Amur falcons tagged in Manipur have completed their 5,000 kilometre transoceanic flight to Somalia, with Apapang alone covering 5,400 kilometres in just over five days. Their journey offers rare scientific insight into one of the toughest bird migrations on Earth. The project also highlights India’s successful conservation story built around community protection in Manipur.
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