The Great Indian Bustard bird is found in

The Great Indian Bustard is found chiefly in the Thar Desert of Rajasthan and nearby arid grasslands.

The coastal regions of India are not the habitat of this dry-grassland bird.

The Malabar coast is a wet western shore, unsuited to the bustard's arid habitat.

Delta regions are marshy wetlands, not the open dry plains the bird needs.

Desert National Park in Rajasthan is a key stronghold of the species.

The Great Indian Bustard is critically endangered, with very few birds left.