These Indian brothers are patching up injured birds and pushing for safer skies.

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Two Brothers Dedicated to Saving Delhi’s Black Kites

Director Shaunak Sen’s acclaimed documentary All That Breathes ([link removed]) captures the lives of brothers Mohammed Saud and Nadeem Shahzad, expert rehabilitators who run a clinic dedicated to rehabilitating Delhi’s ubiquitous Black Kites and other raptors. 

In Delhi, India, competitive kite flying is a huge hit among the city’s 10 million inhabitants. It involves using manja, a thread coated in ground-up glass or metal to make it razor-sharp. The popular pastime can have fatal consequences for Black Kites, who can become tangled up in or cut by the string. Sharp threads have fatally injured humans, too. 

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