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Just out for a stroll.

Saya from Bannerghatta national forest now has a competitor from MP :)

Nice. I remember Gadkari talking about it. News is so nice, I want to like my own post 😂

One thing we must note from a majority of these videos is the following 1) Generally people are not cruel towards animals 2) Respect is shown to let the animal do its own thing 3) No one is scared frozen Well don't remind of the elephant where an explosive was placed or bakrid things. In such...

This time its a lioness!

Orang National park is in Assam

Sweet

Sir, just a fair warning. I had to go for 6 trips over 5-6 years to get my first sighting!!! But then that one trip made up for all the other disappointments. I got to see leopards too. One ran right infront of our jeep on some hunt.

Nilgiri Marten OR ಮರ ನಾಯಿ (literally translates to Tree Dog)

I don't attempt to take care of them myself or by our staff. I only call ARRC or PfA for rescue and get our guards to safe keep the birds till they arrive. Usually within a day. If need be, I used to book an uber/ola cab and send these birds in card board boxes. The few hundreds was always worth...

I have rescued so many birds and animals that I take these deaths as part of regular things. The worst is when munias die in due to being disoriented in all glass companies. This usually happens when they are taking care of hatched young ones. That munia dying means the entire family starves...

Some frogs this time. Never knew that we had these frogs that change to yellow colour

One more Search for Wakanda somewhere around here :lol:

"Rare visuals of Lion swimming disproving belief that Lions can not swim. Three lions seen swimming in Gir Forest, East Range in Shetrunji river near Rawal Dam, Junagadh. Former forest officer Anshuman Sharma shared it on social media. The video was shot by a forest beat guard. "

True. Mostly thousands of years ago and mostly not due to human action. (Asiatic Cheetah had some human element in their extinction in India) I only made that comment as to how we respect the nature. A better way to measure coexistence could be extinct species to human population ratio.

One thing we must be proud of in India. We have a really large population. Still we did not cause extinction of any of them. Consider this with what the others did to the Dodo's, Tasmanian Devil, Passenger Pigeon, Black Rhino etc.

Lovely leopard pic from twitter

This bird was actually thought of as extinct after they were not spotted in Rajasthan during the 1980s. Fortunately they were found doing well around Rollapadu village and we still get to see these beautiful birds. Honestly, conservation effort actually is very unfair to the people. Lots of...