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The Thinking Tiger

2 months

A unique animal used to call Rajasthan home once upon a time. Today, it survives only in the dusty pages of history. Listening to The Lost Whistles: On The Trail of Whistling Hunters 🧵

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The Thinking Tiger

@krish_bohra

2 months

Saiga recovery is one of the craziest things ever. Unreal conservation efforts 🫡

SCA

@SaigaCA

2 months

📢 Great news! The saiga population in Kazakhstan has reached 2,833,600 as of April 2024, a 48% increase from last year. This survey was conducted by the Kazakhstan Association for the Conservation of Biodiversity (ACBK). 🌿🦌 #SaigaConservation #Kazakhstan

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Japanese wolf photos FEEL SO REAL. It's a really weird feeling to see a supposedly extinct animal captured on camera so clearly after so long

Legendary Cryptids

@BestCryptids

6 months

Top 10 pieces of cryptid evidence 10. Rothchild Neuville tusk 9. 2011 Lusca pic 8. Kent audio 7. Orange Coati photo 6. 1993 cougar pic 5. Giant goblin shark photo 4. Japanese Wolfdog photos 3. Qatari Queen of Sheba gazelle photo 2. Tailed Slow Loris Photo 1. Marvin Footage

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@krish_bohra

6 months

Gertie the black rhinoceros that lived in Amboseli National Park, Kenya

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@krish_bohra

3 months

@Smatterbrain Yesssss the number of videos from tigers farms, and places where people can touch tigers shared as "cool" or "funny" is heartbreaking

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@krish_bohra

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"There was no disruption or delay in the train service, they said." Unserious behaviour by authorities. Absolute apathy. Like you seriously more concerned about a train delay here?

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@krish_bohra

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@Aleczandxr To think we might never know who this physicist Willy Karen is. Bro dropped the generational banger and left like a mystery 🗿

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@krish_bohra

3 months

Yes, but 1) No amount of plantation compensates for deforestation. Not how ecosystems work. 2) Local flora must be the way to go. Ornamental plants are not doing anything for environment. 3) Focus on improving the state of your urban biodiversity by creating more habitats within.

Indian Tech & Infra

@IndianTechGuide

3 months

Only trees can save us. Plant more!

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@krish_bohra

6 months

THAT'S SO BIG

Rengaraju T, IFS

@raju2179

6 months

Amaze,Huge and Hefty Tiger like Hulk…Kishanpur WLS, Dudhwa VC: Wildife Warden, KLS ⁦ @DudhwaTR ⁩ ⁦ @UpforestUp ⁩ ⁦ @ntca_india ⁩ ⁦ @moefcc ⁩

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@krish_bohra

8 months

These paintings of foreign animals from Mughal Empire (medieval India) have always fascinated me

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@krish_bohra

9 days

Who said old natural history literature is always serious?

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@krish_bohra

7 months

It is the National Bird Day today. So we're not talking about the national bird of India, but about the bird that almost became the national bird of India because why not Story of The Great Indian Bustard: Golden Wings of The Grasslands A thread 🧵

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@krish_bohra

3 months

Very late but happy Hyena Day! Misunderstood animals which feel more beautiful as you learn more about them. Something I feel strongly about is the lack of representation for hyenas other than the spotted hyenas. Entertainment media has convinced people they are the only hyenas

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@krish_bohra

28 days

Absolute legend. Will there ever be a better voice for wildlife documentaries? I doubt.

Wimbledon

@Wimbledon

29 days

A wonderful moment on Centre Court as the crowd rises for Sir David Attenborough 💚 #Wimbledon

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@krish_bohra

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Machhli's granddaughter eating a mugger kill with her daughter!!!!! This bloodline is something else. God did something special with them, I swear. This is soooooo cooooool!!!!

Aditya Raj Kaul

@AdityaRajKaul

4 months

Famous Ranthambore Tigress Riddhi and her three cubs hunt a crocodile in Zone 3 of Ranthambore National Park & Tiger Reserve. Quite a rare kill to witness in the Park. Riddhi’s Grandmother Machli had famously hunted a 14 feet crocodile once. Riddhi is Queen of Ranthambore now.

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@krish_bohra

3 months

@ausar_the Like this tiger? /j

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@krish_bohra

4 months

Happy birthday, Jane Goodall! Few people are as remarkable as she has been in our understanding of the natural world. “Only if we understand, can we care. Only if we care, we will help. Only if we help, we shall be saved.”

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@krish_bohra

7 months

Do we realise how crazy insane it is that India's got a fifth bear now?

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@krish_bohra

3 months

When we get down to it, chinkara and GIB should get the same protection the Gir lions do. I dream of the day the iconic Indian savannah revives. Abundant antelope herds, wolf packs and GIB flocks, in a habitat of Khejri trees and camel riders on patrol. But do we even care?

Rajasthan Forest Department

@ForestRajasthan

3 months

As the breeding season begins, a majestic male Great Indian Bustard puts on a captivating display to attract females in the wild expanses of Desert National Park, Jaisalmer. Picture courtesy: Ashish Vyas

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@krish_bohra

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@BeyondOur_W0rld Also, all continents are “instantly recognizable”. There's just seven of them.

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@krish_bohra

9 months

@WildLense_India Unbelievably sad. Maharashtra has been giving such reports for quite a while now

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@krish_bohra

2 months

Does it really get better? The three kings 👑

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@buffys

2 months

what’s ’the big 3’

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@krish_bohra

2 months

Do we think these birds live? Are they extinct? Or just very, very rare? 1) Jerdon's courser 2) Himalayan quail 3) Manipur bush quail

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@krish_bohra

3 months

Mongolia has to be in my top 5 countries to see the wildlife of. Random fun question: which countries do you want to explore for wildlife someday?

WCS

@TheWCS

3 months

More than 2 million gazelle still roam the Mongolian Steppe, says a new study co-authored by WCS. The findings underscore Mongolia's crucial role as a stronghold for them, hosting approx 99% of the global population. More:

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@krish_bohra

1 month

“ScIeNcE GiRl”

Science girl

@gunsnrosesgirl3

1 month

Pet capybara enjoying the rain puddles

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@krish_bohra

6 months

Last dhole of Rajasthan. Sighted by Mr. Dharmendra Khandal in 2004. He managed to capture this bad photo as an irritated tourist asked the driver to continue forward, presumably looking for tigers in the forests of Ranthambore . . .

Sahir Doshi

@SahirDoshi

6 months

Underdogs, understudied, underfunded, underappreciated, under growing threat of extinction, under the radar. More endangered than tigers, dholes need more attention as a low-conflict carnivore icon of forest ecosystems. Here’s one I saw entering long-overdue limelight #IndiAves

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@krish_bohra

11 months

@LordGrimdark @BrandSanderson @DanielBGreene Great to see you support such new authors

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@krish_bohra

21 days

I see your impala and I raise you my blackbuck.

Londolozi Game Reserve

@londolozi

22 days

Do female impala have horns? This one sure does! 😲 📸: Sean Zeederberg #londolozi #thelondolozieffect #relais #relaischateaux #wildlifeblog #luxurysafari #safari #impala #femaleimpala @relaischateaux

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@krish_bohra

7 months

MY JAW DROPPED AT THIS FOOTAGE WOAH 🤯🤯🤯

Susanta Nanda

@susantananda3

7 months

Nature never fails to surprise us. This is one of the rarest of the rare… A complete Pseudo melanistic tiger family from the forests of Odisha😌

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@krish_bohra

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An old photo of Hangul from when they were found there. I know it's hard to believe today but yes, they did range into Himachal Pradesh once upon a time.

Sudarshan Shaw

@Sudarshanshaw93

22 days

Few species from a set illustrated for an interpretation centre in the forests of Himachal Pradesh. #himachalpradesh #art #studiokyaari #wildlife

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@krish_bohra

3 months

Best pic for Earth Day. Vanishing beauties ❤️

Jagdish Pooniya

@imJpooniya

3 months

This one from my side. When there are only 120-150 individuals are left on the earth. Whats your feeling when you will see this group in habitat.

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@krish_bohra

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Wolves of Kailadevi are Ranthambore's most beautiful secret. I would love to see them someday.

The Howling Wolves and Singing Community in Kailadevi - Tiger Watch

Wolves have earned the admiration and respect of many. However, in nearly all the geographical and socio-political contexts they find themselves in, wolves are feared and abhorred. Humans have...

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@krish_bohra

3 months

Wow 😲😲

First Record of Critically Endangered Lesser Floricans Spotted in Pench Tiger Reserve | Nagpur News...

Critically endangered Lesser Floricans, the smallest bird in the bustard family, have been sighted in Pench Tiger Reserve, Maharashtra. This is the first record of the bird in the tiger reserve,...

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

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@krish_bohra

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@TetZoo The romantic view of the English countryside is largely based on the reality of it being devoid of wildlife, meaning “safe” or “relaxing”

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@krish_bohra

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Wildlife history! I love history. And I love wildlife. I love the history of wildlife.

Fanattik

@WeAreFanattik

17 days

Today is Embrace Your Geekness Day, so we want to know what you are most Geeky about? Answer in the comments 👇

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@krish_bohra

2 months

Good news coming from Senegal! Every piece of good news about the wildlife of West Africa is a treasure.

IUCN PangolinSG

@PangolinSG

2 months

Exciting news - the giant pangolin has been rediscovered in Senegal after 24 years! Following the last sighting in 1999, recent camera traps have captured the above image of a giant pangolin in a Senegal national park! To read more please click here:

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@krish_bohra

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Snow capped peaks of the Himalayas, frozen Tsomgo Lake and a yak. Absolute beauty ❤️

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Dholes in Ladakh? Did I read that right? 🤯🤯🤯 I always assumed Uttarakhand to be the northernmost part of the dhole's historical range in India.

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@krish_bohra

1 month

“Damaging monuments will get people to care about climate change!” What kind of thought process is that? Genuinely one of the stupidest things ever.

Stonehenge U.K

@ST0NEHENGE

1 month

Stonehenge damaged by protestors today 😭

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@krish_bohra

6 months

Andean mountain cat --> Snow leopard Pokemon evolution in felids

Mayura II 🦚

@CoyoteFills

6 months

Palawan peacock pheasant --> Congo Peafowl --> Indian or Green peafowl (lets say its like an Eevee and can evolve into either)

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@krish_bohra

4 months

If you see this, drop a monster Literally the Monster of Chunakhan, shot in Hazaribagh in 1964, the name translates to “Land of a Thousand Tigers”. Unfortunately these jungles have lost their kings, tigers are extinct in the Land of a Thousand Tigers.

Geo - (Artfight and Storyboard Arc)

@TophatGeo

5 months

If you see this, drop a monster

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@krish_bohra

1 year

@wildlifeco1 We definitely need more education about white tigers man. There's so much misinformation going around the internet

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@krish_bohra

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@CringeZoology That wild dog had the feat of the century by pulling away a wildebeest by nose just to get called a hyena 😔

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@krish_bohra

8 months

Meanwhile:-

🦕 thegaminghyena 🦖 (ASOIAF arc)

@crocutamatata

8 months

"omg Australian wildlife is so scary!!!!" American wildlife:

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@krish_bohra

4 months

Nothing comes close

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@Jtalksball

4 months

What animals have the most aura?

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@krish_bohra

9 months

Family of five Asiatic cheetahs sighted! This is such an awesome news! I'm so incredibly happy to see this man🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

Iranian Cheetah Society | انجمن یوزپلنگ ایرانی

@IranianCheetah

9 months

😍😻Yesterday, Ahmad Shirkhani, a ranger at Touran National Park, spotted a family of five cheetahs. Although the footage quality was not sufficient to identify the mother, we believe this is the Khorshid family that we captured with our camera traps a few months ago.

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@krish_bohra

2 months

“It would be a misconception to assume that...mega fauna provide more ecosystem services than smaller ones. Every organism has a role to play in nature. Yes, we have the concept of ‘umbrella’ or ‘keystone’ species. But it does not mean such a species should hog all the spotlight”

Down To Earth

@down2earthindia

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India’s small cats have often been ignored and overlooked compared to their bigger cousins, experts tell @down2earthindia as leopard cat spotted in Maharashtra’s Pench.

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@krish_bohra

8 months

Atleast I realised this before the day ended. It's the anniversary of this legendary event

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Sometime in the future, the asiatic lions will naturally disperse and step out of Gujarat, into the old haunts, reclaiming the lost kingdoms. And it will be a beautiful day. ❤️🦁

RiRi

@RiahNotRia

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#Lions 🦁 are spilling out as #Gir is beyond saturated. As more lions move outside protected reserves they increasingly find themselves next to Humans!! Here a man is seen harassing a lioness with young cubs and if she attacks, the lioness is branded a man-eater! 💔. #Gujarat

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@FeikLozada Damn you gotta do what you gotta do I guess They were heavily damaging.

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@krish_bohra

3 months

Happy World Leopard Day! Once large parts of Haryana, Rajasthan and Gujarat were under Open Natural Ecosystems. Underemphasised is the presence of camels here, leopards (and lions) would prey on them. This interaction is gone even from memories, lost in the pages of history.

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Found this really cool book on Indian wildlife I had as a child after a LOOOOOOONG TIME.

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@krish_bohra

3 months

People's interaction with nature has been a part of human history forever. We need to give it more importance and attention in the general history discourse. I recommend giving this book a read.

High on History

@High0nHistory

3 months

What's one opinion on history you would defend like this?

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@krish_bohra

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@sandhyaravishan @ParveenKaswan Many lions in Gir have been known to move near the sea. And just fyi, this happened in Namibia too, where some lions started living near the sea, hunting marine prey!

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@krish_bohra

2 months

Interesting news

64 Great Indian Bustards spotted during ‘Waterhole’ survey in Jaisalmer

Officials reported that during the waterhole census, 21 Great Indian Bustards were seen in the Ramdevra region, while 43 were observed in the Sudasari, Gazai Mata, Jamra, Chouhani, Sipla, and Barna...

www.hindustantimes.com

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@Riamus01 But why go that way when nature is perfectly fine the way it is?

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@YoshidaShoyou Never thought I'd see this in my country. But I am so happy for this!

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@krish_bohra

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I know it's captivity but a GIB birth is big news! So happy @SahirDoshi @samarthj_4530 @Paiganesh905Pai @CoyoteFills

Wildlife Institute of India

@wii_india

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@moefcc @ForestRajasthan @wii_india & @houbarafund celebrate as a captive-bred chick hatches in the national center, keeping hopes alive for the #GIB

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1 year

@NrjNambo That's not Kaziranga. These are not Indian animals. This is an african elephant and the white rhinoceros.

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@krish_bohra

5 months

Taking inspiration from @SahirDoshi and blessings from @vivek4wild ji, I'll follow along with A-Z mammals, but with a little bit of a twist. I'll post a piece of historical art, a photograph or an interesting passage from natural history literature for Indian mammals.

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@GarbageZoology Meanwhile, striped hyenas literally gather whenever a cub is born in order to support the mother and baby.

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@krish_bohra

4 months

Undebatably

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@drycleandolo

4 months

Who is even the “big 3?”

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@krish_bohra

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Right. Maharaja Ganga Singh ji of Bikaner encountered four cheetahs in Rewa and shot three of them, in 1925.

Akshay Singh

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@krish_bohra Rewa

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@GarbageZoology Pop culture and entertainment media has done a fantastic job at making people think spotted hyenas are the only hyenas

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@krish_bohra

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@ausar_the Rhino hunting in India was usually carried out from the back of elephants. So you got such paintings

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@krish_bohra

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Awesome

8 pups born to critically endangered red wolf pack near the Outer Banks

A day after news broke of a fourth red wolf death in 10 months on a highway off the Outer Banks, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Friday announced a new litter for the critically endangered specie…

www.pilotonline.com

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@crocutamatata I actually kinda hate how people don't know true wild camels exist

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@krish_bohra

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@wildlifeco1 True. They're scary.

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@krish_bohra

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While Ustad Mansur's painting of Burchell's zebra (top left) is famous, not many people know there are two other paintings from the same time period showing zebras in medieval India. Those are Burchell's zebras, yet again. But one later painting shows a Grevy's zebra!

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@krish_bohra

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Such a powerful page.

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@krish_bohra

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Another one for C is the charismatic Caracal! Once a common sight, today it has become probably the rarest cat of India. With extinction closer than ever, it can potentially become the second felid to disappear from India.

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@krish_bohra

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@ausar_the "How bad is it?" Yeah, very. My parents tell stories of how they would see vultures wherever a stray animal died once upon a time. So common! I've never seen vultures in a city sadly. Once upon a time, skies were filled with millions of them . . .

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@krish_bohra

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I have watched this so many times and still is just as beautiful. With how threatened bustards are, it's so absolutely crazy to see them interact with other species in their habitat. 🥹🥹🥹🥹

Wild World India

@wildworldindia

2 months

When water is scarce. We spotted the Bustards walking towards a leaking tank. They were looking at a Desert cat and moving carefully. The cat didn’t let the bustards drink and chased them twice once in a full stalk! #IndiAves #TwitterNaturePhotography #BirdsOfTwitter #wildlife

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What do you make of this kind of reasoning? Not revealing details of alleged sightings of supposedly extinct animals because of the fear it may get killed. Sounds fine but can be misused as well.

Legendary Cryptids

@BestCryptids

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An alleged 2009 photograph of a living tiger in Java, where they're believed to have been extinct since 1980s. The location of the photo wasn't revealed due to fear of hunters trying to shoot the creature. Hunting was the main cause of the Javan tiger's population decline

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Well it's a zoo and not in the wild, but I finally saw a sangai deer!!!!

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@krish_bohra

3 months

Come on

Beth

@Dirtdragonmom

3 months

Are there any men out there who have a favorite bird that is not an eagle? Every single man I have ever asked said "eagle".

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Ohhh I'm late. Apologies 🙏 Here's the answer. This blue whale washed up at the shore in Dabhol, Maharashtra in 1914, as recorded by S. H. Prater here. Hundreds of villagers came to see it, it was even called “Massa Dev”, meaning Fish God.

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Guess when and where.

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I found this old photo of a caracal in Sariska.

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@krish_bohra

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Clearly some of India's finest forests. But bereft of tigers and other wildlife in vast areas. Our goal in Project Tiger should be to expand the range of animals and ensure more landscapes are occupied instead of the current way of increasing tigers in small reserves.

Mongabay India

@MongabayIndia

4 months

Map of wildlife corridors in India. Image source NTCA. Corridors enable populations to sustain themselves better by way of allowing for larger scope for the breeding, feeding and migration of sub-populations across landscapes. ✒️Divya Kilikar Read more:

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@wildlifeco1 People don't realise how massive the range of some animals historically was. That is a lost natural heritage. What's even worse, the memory fades generation by generation

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@krish_bohra

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Since we were talking dholes, I gotta share this illustration by Captain A. I. R. Glasfurd that I found just yesterday. @SahirDoshi

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@krish_bohra

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This is such a fantastic book. The author was a great naturalist in post independence India and this book, published in 1969, is him going over the conditions of many species back then. Mind you, this was before the Wildlife Protection Act 1972, so really interesting perspective

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@krish_bohra

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Last time tigers and lions met in the wild, atleast one lion was killed by a tiger and we don't have any proof of a lion doing the same to a tiger.

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@krish_bohra

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Happy birthday, Jim Corbett. A great hunter and conservationist, there's much to be admired and learned from the man. While his fear of tigers going extinct in a decade after 1947 didn't come true, we must never take the progress we've made in conservation for granted.

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@krish_bohra

8 months

I lost it when I saw this video. The people fighting for the last of Asia's cheetahs deserve everything and more. I don't understand the language but I speak for everyone when I say, the reactions of the people at @IranianCheetah to the camera trap footage speak to us all 🥹 🥹

Marc Hoogeslag

@MarcHoogeslag

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This video from Iran moved me to tears. Staff members of the @IranianCheetah looking at trapcamera footage of Asiatic cheetah mother Khorshid (Sun) and her three cubs. The Asiatic #cheetah is on the brink of extinction and ICS estimates there are still only 30 individuals left.

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Ohh this got a ton of love. I would like to clarify though. I'm talking about the clarity of the photograph, not the probability of the claim. I mostly lean towards feral dog in fact

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@krish_bohra

8 months

Disappearence of vast blackbuck herds and savannahs from India is just heartbreaking 💔 Imagine getting to witness large grasslands flooding with blackbuck and chinkara herds, wolf packs, hyenas, cheetahs and lions. All . . . gone. Protect the savannah that is left.

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@krish_bohra

9 months

@binding_broken Memory, Sorrow and Thorn ✊

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@krish_bohra

10 days

Woah 😳 I HAVE WAITED FOREVER TO SEE SUCH SCENES PHOTOGRAPHED. There's levels to this rarity. A GIB is already rare, getting it with a predator is amazing AND all of this is happening in Pakistan 🤯🤯🤯 Plus, a flying GIB in all its glory. Kudos! 👏

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Once in a lifetime click-Critcally Endangered Great Indian Bustard in Cholistan desert attacked by Jackal-My shouts had jackal retreat-glorious GIB vocally expressed gratitude,while gracefully flying away. I m now officially Pakiatani having pictured max No of GIBs in wild(9)

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@krish_bohra

4 months

Big boi almost urban ungulate

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@krish_bohra

8 months

Okay, so here's the answer. This is hangul, or Kashmir stag (Cervus elaphus hanglu) But not in Dachigam National Park, where you would expect it today. This is from present-day Himachal Pradesh, from the book Stalking In The Himalayas And Northern India by C. H. Stockley (1936)

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@krish_bohra

8 months

Guess where this photo was taken.

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@krish_bohra

7 months

@sanji_joestar Sanji brings Robin something to eat as she's researching in her library is something I have wanted to see fanart of. It's so beautiful to think about 🥹🥹🥹

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@krish_bohra

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Lions were once found in large parts of Rajasthan. But due to hunting, they were virtually gone by the start of the 19th century. We have two records, four lions shot in Jaswantpura hills near Jodhpur and one in Mt. Abu, both in 1872. These are the last lions of Rajasthan.

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@krish_bohra

15 days

“Reddy Sir went on to serve Ranthambhore as its Deputy Field Director and later Field Director. He saw the Tiger Reserve at its worst. He toiled, harder than most of us. If today the National Park is a popular destination, a lot should be owed to him.”

Honouring a Legend: Dr G.V. Reddy's Legacy in Wildlife Conservation - Rajasthan Biodiversity Network

rajasthanbiodiversity.org

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@krish_bohra

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@samarthj_4530 I don't know what to say at this point. The way they disrespect the elephant here is pure insensitivity 💔

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@krish_bohra

8 months

@M1das_OW2 @FeikLozada These are all the interactions Sanji and Bonney have had so far. There really isn't anything

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@krish_bohra

4 months

So-called “ #MahindraForPlanet ” No, deserts and grasslands are not wastelands devoid of life that need rescuing by your green-washing. Let's not be so ignorant that we assume we know better than nature itself. BTW this bird still exists. Hopefully you understand.

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@MahindraRise

4 months

Can a barren desert power the nation? Watch the video to know more. #MahindraForPlanet

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@krish_bohra

16 days

A coucal drying its feathers after the rain.

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@krish_bohra

6 months

Another addition to the millions of reasons to save Aravallis. ARAVALLIS ARE IMPORTANT

Hindustan Times

@htTweets

6 months

Sambar, leopard camera trapped in Mangar, shows importance #Aravallis , say experts ( @jayashreenandi reports)

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@krish_bohra

30 days

S. P. Shahi Ji gave up the gun for the camera after shooting a tiger and realising the senselessness. So visionary, he championed for the Indian wolf back in the 60s, even before WPA and Project Tiger. AI doesn't come close to the power of real wildlife photography. A real wolf.

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Great photography 🥰🥰

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