There are only 411 Asiatic lions left in the world and all of them live in the Gir Forest (National Park) in state of Gujarat in India. Gir is the only forest where lions roam freely and hunts chital deer and livestock. It’s one of
We had seen, Eugene Bostick, an 80-year-old man from Fort Worth, Texas with his amusing ‘Dog-Train’ he had built for the stray dogs he rescued. Now, David Bahnson, a 62-year-old retired orthopedic surgeon from Vermont, is trending on blogosphere and social media for his dog-friendly
During natural disasters, birds also lost their nests. It’s true that they can fly away from any natural disaster in search of better land, but that doesn’t mean humanity isn’t ought to care about them. During 2004 Tsunami, a pair of displaced parrots sitting on
A nature photographer’s perspective has fetched him incredible aerial images of Lithuania in autumn colors. Karolis Janulis, a 34-yeard-old local photographer, flew a DJI Phantom 2 vision plus quadcopter over various location to capture spending red, green and golden hues of forests and trees. During
Conflict between humans and animals is taking a scary form as wild animals are responding violently to human invasion into their habitat. This moped rider was on his way through the national park of Khao Yai, third largest in Thailand (300 sq km ) that
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Porcupines may not be world’s smartest creatures, but they are certainly one of the most adapted to discouraging predators. We have seen what happens when anyone messes with porcupines. Confrontational cases of dogs vs. porcupines are nothing new. Mostly, dogs end up at vet clinics,
Sophie Gamand, a photographer and a classically trained opera singer, debut her book ‘Wet Dog’ that feature more than 120 individual photos of dogs after bath. Gamand had come up with the idea of shooting these photographs as a part of #AdoptDontShop animals’ movement. She
Canadian amateur photographer Don Gutoski has claimed this year’s National History Museum’s Wildlife Photography award. A tale of two foxes, winning picture, defeated 42,000 entries to claim the prestigious award. The image depicts gruesome end of fight between two foxes. Gutoski calls it the best
India’s first dolphin community reserve is planned in West Bengal to protect the endangered Gangetic river dolphins, announced the West Bengal Wildlife Board. There are only 2, 000 dolphins left in entire country and in the entire distribution range along the Ganga Brahamputra river system.
In another horrifying incident, a 45-year-old schoolteacher in a Sangrur village, Punjab met with an accident late Friday. Nazar Singh’s bike slammed into a tree near his village. Unfortunately, a pack of stray dogs (that mostly feed on animal carcass dumped in the area), attacked