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- [Riding Beyond the Horizon](https://wildlifetoday.in/riding-beyond-the-horizon/): Across some of the highest and most dramatic roads on Earth, this journey unfolded through landscapes where adventure meets endurance. From the vast open stretches of Moore Plains to the remote silence of Hanle, every mile offered a new perspective of the Himalayas. Riding through the legendary bends of Gata Loop, crossing the icy heights of Baralachla La, Tanglang La, and Changla Pass, the route carried us into terrains where nature dominates every horizon.The turquoise waters of Pangong Lake, the rugged beauty of Kaza, the stark wilderness of Sarchu, and the serene Himalayan views of Kalpa each told their own […]
- [Farewell to the Tiger Man:Valmik Thapar’s Enduring Legacy in Conservation](https://wildlifetoday.in/farewell-to-the-tiger-manvalmik-thapars-enduring-legacy-in-conservation/): By Aditya Mukherjee (Bureau) Valmik Thapar’s legacy is written not just in books or policies, but in paw prints across the sands of Ranthambhore, in every tiger cub that takes its first step under a rising sun, and in the hearts of those who dare to fight for the wild While William Blake saw in the tiger a “fearful symmetry,” Valmik Thapar saw a creature of mystery and magic — not menace. Famous across the world as the “Tiger Man” and one of India’s most influential wildlife conservationists and a tireless advocate for tiger protection, Thapar passed away on May […]
- [My Encounter with Machali](https://wildlifetoday.in/my-encounter-with-machali/): By Shital Verma I began my journey into yoga and meditation at sixteen. While I wasn’t a “serious” practitioner in the traditional sense, I was a devoted one; whatever I read, I practiced with religious caution and care. I didn’t realize then that these quiet disciplines were sharpening a tool I would use years later: my eye for photography. Photography, especially in the wild, demands a tremendous amount of concentration and a specific kind of internal stillness. To capture a bird in flight or a predator in the brush, you must match the rhythm of the environment. My meditation practice […]
- [Unplanned Wonders](https://wildlifetoday.in/unplanned-wonders-3/): In this fascinating collection, wildlife photographers capture rare, unplanned moments that showcase nature’s unpredictability. These accidental shots, though not intended, reveal the beauty and spontaneity of wildlife. Each image tells a unique story, proving that sometimes, the best moments happen when least expected.
- [Trip to the Rajaji National Park](https://wildlifetoday.in/trip-to-the-rajaji-national-park/): Manisha Gawade National park in Uttarakhand, India A large part of the district is forested, and Rajaji National Park is within the bounds of the district, making it an ideal destination for wildlife and adventure lovers. Rajaji is accessible through different gates; the Ramgarh Gate and Mohand Gate are within 25 km (16 mi) of Dehradun, while the Motichur, Ranipur and Chilla Gates are just about 9 km (5.6 mi) from Haridwar. Kunaon Gate is 6 km (3.7 mi) from Rishikesh, and Laldhang gate is 25 km (16 mi) from Kotdwara. Rajaji National Park is a national park and tiger […]
- [Unconditional love and support](https://wildlifetoday.in/unconditional-love-and-support/): By Aditya Mukherjee In a world filled with uncertainties, one unwavering constant remains-the steadfast loyalty of dogs. This loyalty, deeply ingrained in their nature, has earned them the title of “man’s best friend.” From companionship to courage, dogs have proven time and again that their bond with humans is not just affectionate but also life-saving. A recent incident in Bhopal has once again underscored this deep connection, where a German Shepherd sacrificed its life to protect its owner from a tiger attack. This selfless act is not an isolated one but part of a long history of canine devotion and […]
- [National Geograpghic](https://wildlifetoday.in/national-geograpghic/): THE DRACULA PARROT The Pesquet parrot or eagle parrot (Psittrichas fulgidus) is a bird endemic to the rainforests of New Guinea, and its colors have earned it the nickname “Dracula parrot”. Fire Fox: One of the RAREST Animals on Earth! The Fire Fox, a rare variation of the red fox with a melatonin alteration, constitutes less than one% of the red fox population. Renowned for their intelligence, these unique foxes can be trained to hunt small animals like mice and rabbits. Despite their rarity, sightings have been reported in diverse locations across the globe, including the United Kingdom, USA, Canada, […]
- [Exploring the National Chambal Sanctuary: A Hidden Gem in Etawah](https://wildlifetoday.in/exploring-the-national-chambal-sanctuary-a-hidden-gem-in-etawah/): Nestled along the pristine banks of the Chambal River, the National Chambal Sanctuary is one of India’s most remarkable yet lesser-known wildlife destinations. Spanning across Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan, this sanctuary is a paradise for nature enthusiasts, birdwatchers, and conservationists. Located in the Etawah district of Uttar Pradesh, this unique ecosystem is a haven for some of the most endangered and exotic species in the country. A Sanctuary of Biodiversity Established in 1979, the National Chambal Sanctuary was created to protect the fragile and diverse wildlife of the Chambal River. The sanctuary covers an area of approximately 5,400 […]
- [Precision in Every Pixel](https://wildlifetoday.in/precision-in-every-pixel/): From the cockpit to the canopy, Vivek Singh’s journey is a remarkable flight across two worlds— the disciplined skies of the Indian Air Force and the wild, untamed beauty of nature. What began with a simple point-and-shoot camera as a child transformed into a lifelong passion for wildlife photography, nurtured through unforgettable moments at airbases, jungles, and mountaintops. With an eye trained by aerial precision and a heart attuned to the wilderness’s silent rhythms, Vivek captures stories that resonate far beyond a frame. His work, celebrated by institutions like National Geographic, reflects a life devoted to patience, wonder, and purposeful […]
- [The Eagle Nest Festival: At Khellong Doimra in West Kaming](https://wildlifetoday.in/the-eagle-nest-festival-at-khellong-doimra-in-west-kaming/): I was initially curious about the origin of the ‘eagle nest’ festival name, but I discovered that it dates back to the 1962 war, when the Red Eagle Division fought valiantly against the Chinese attack, suffering significant losses. In honor of their bravery and sacrifices, West Arunachal pays tribute to these soldiers by celebrating this unique festival, which commemorates their bloodshed efforts and victories. Sharad Verma and Moupriya Roy were Culture….. By Angelia Roy I felt deeply honoured to be invited to the fourth edition of the Eagle Nest Festival, held at Khellong Doimra in West Kaming District of Arunachal […]
- [A Leap into the Wild](https://wildlifetoday.in/a-leap-into-the-wild/): A single accidental click led to a lifetime of passion. What started as a random shot of a sparrow turned into an unshakable love for wildlife photography. Without formal training, armed only with curiosity and determination, Vivek Boga ransformed his fascination with nature into breathtaking visual storytelling, capturing the wild’s untamed beauty. By Dr. Vajranabh Natraaj Maharshi Some careers begin with careful planning, while others start with a stroke of chance. For wildlife photographer Vivek Boga, it all began with an unintentional click-one that turned a fleeting moment into a lifelong passion. Raised in Velikatta village near Warangal, Vivek had […]
- [Awareness Campaign: Time To Reflect And Act](https://wildlifetoday.in/awareness-campaign-time-to-reflect-and-act/): Plastic pollution is overwhelming our planet—from our oceans to our savannas, no place and no creature is spared. These powerful images show wildlife struggling against plastic waste, and communities determined to clean up the mess. Take a moment to look, reflect, and decide: what will you do to help end plastic pollution? Together, these images are a wake-up call: plastic pollution is a problem we created, and it’s a problem we can solve—if we all take action.
- [A Wild Symphony:  Chasing Birds, Frogs, and Serpents in Coorg](https://wildlifetoday.in/a-wild-symphony-chasing-birds-frogs-and-serpents-in-coorg/): Text and pictures by Ruhaan Majumdar Waking up to the screeching call of the Malabar Grey Hornbill, stepping onto the balcony with a steaming cup of chai; and soaking in the misty rainforest air – this is how mornings begin in the pristine wilderness of Honey Valley, Coorg. Nestled near the Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary, Honey Valley is a beautiful coffee estate that doubles as a paradise for bird watchers. With nearly 250 species calling this place home, it offers a symphony of calls and colours to those who seek them. During my stay, I was fortunate to spot a dazzling […]
- [The Untamed Vision: A Story of Passion, Peril, & Perseverance](https://wildlifetoday.in/the-untamed-vision-a-story-of-passion-peril-perseverance/): From the grandeur of architectural masterpieces to the primal heartbeat of the wild, Lalit Rajora’s lens has traversed realms few dare to explore. A fleeting encounter with a tiger in 2004 forever altered his destiny, pulling him deep into the enigmatic forests of Madhya Pradesh. With over three lakh tiger photographs, perilous encounters, and an unrelenting devotion to conservation, he has crafted a legacy beyond mere imagery. This collection unveils his most compelling work—each frame a tale of patience, precision, and passion, capturing the untamed beauty of nature’s most elusive predator. By Akanksha Yadav (Agra) The Moment That Changed Everything […]
- [Mahakumbh 2025 - Confluence of Faith and Culture](https://wildlifetoday.in/mahakumbh-2025-confluence-of-faith-and-culture/): The Mahakumbh Mela 2025 in Prayagraj, India, is set to welcome millions of devotees, ascetics, and visitors from across the globe to the banks of the sacred confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and the mythical Saraswati rivers. Celebrated once every 12 years, this grand spiritual gathering is steeped in ancient traditions, offering an unparalleled experience of faith, culture, and unity. Pilgrims partake in the holy dip, believed to cleanse sins and bestow liberation, amidst vibrant processions, devotional chants, and mystical rituals. The 2025 Mahakumbh promises to be an awe-inspiring  confluence of  spirituality, mythology, and humanity on an epic scale.
- [Pulicat Lake, A Jewel of India’s Coastal Ecosystem](https://wildlifetoday.in/pulicat-lake-a-jewel-of-indias-coastal-ecosystem/): Pulicat is a vast coastal shallow, brackish water lagoon along the coast of Bay of Bengal in to which streams drain. Its length is about 70 kms and width varies from 1 km to 20 kms. The lake has 16 island villages and 30 villages adjoining the lake. By Dr. Vajranabh Natraaj Maharshi Story: Pulicat Lake, located on the Coromandel Coast of India, is the country’s second-largest brackish water lagoon after Chilika Lake. Straddling the states of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, this ecologically significant lagoon is a haven for biodiversity and a lifeline for local communities. Geography and Hydrology: […]
- [Dreaming Big: WildVizag and Beyond](https://wildlifetoday.in/dreaming-big-wildvizag-and-beyond/): Arunkumar Thyadi, a freelance wildlife photographer, documentary filmmaker, wildlife rescuer, and conservationist from Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, has dedicated his life to preserving the region’s rich biodiversity. With over 1,700 snake rescues and numerous wildlife conservation projects, he founded “WildVizag” to showcase local wildlife and inspire conservation efforts. Overcoming financial challenges, he turned his childhood fascination into a mission. Currently training for mountaineering, he dreams of showcasing Andhra’s hidden wildlife from Mount Everest. By Dr. Vajranabh Natraaj Maharshi Arunkumar Thyadi: Is a freelance wildlife photographer, documentary filmmaker, wildlife rescuer, and conservationist from the land of creativity Visakhapatnam of Andhra Pradesh. He […]
- [During summer many tourists visit](https://wildlifetoday.in/during-summer-many-tourists-visit/): Leh and Laddakh every year, especially bikers. It’s a dream for them. Though I have been there for more than 35 times in all seasons with all modes of travel bikes, cars, buses.But my favourite travelling time there is winter, what a pictorial view there. Pictures looks like Black & White more than colour.I love to visit there again and again there, don,t feel  to come back.Enjoy thepics. Photos: Sharad Kumar Verma
- [Exploring the Avian Wonders of India’s Diverse Landscapes](https://wildlifetoday.in/exploring-the-avian-wonders-of-indias-diverse-landscapes/): India, with its vast and diverse landscapes, is a birdwatcher’s paradise, hosting an extraordinary variety of avian species across its regions. From the snow-clad peaks of the Himalayas to the arid deserts of Rajasthan, the lush rainforests of the Northeast, and the serene coastal mangroves of the Western Ghats, each habitat supports unique birdlife. This article takes you on a journey through these breathtaking ecosystems, showcasing endemic wonders, migratory marvels, and rare species that thrive in India’s rich biodiversity. Discover the avian treasures that make India a haven for nature enthusiasts. By Sudhir J Kumar India, a land of unparalleled […]
- [A Tale of Multi-faceted Artistry](https://wildlifetoday.in/a-tale-of-multi-faceted-artistry/): Suresh Kumar, in New Delhi, India, is a versatile artist with a rich career spanning diverse fields, including commercial art, advertising, postage stamp design, and fine art. Kumar’s artistic journey is marked by innovation and passion, making him a prominent figure in the world of Indian art and design. By Vedika Singh Early Life and Education Kumar began his education at Kerala School in New Delhi before moving to London, where he completed his schooling at Aylestone High School, specializing in Science, Technical Drawing, and Art. Returning to India, he pursued a degree in Commercial Art from the College of […]
- [Hidden Worlds:  Nature’s Nighttime Wonders](https://wildlifetoday.in/hidden-worlds-natures-nighttime-wonders/): As the sun sets and darkness descends, forests across the world undergo a dramatic transformation. While daytime in the forest is often dominated by the sounds of birdsong, buzzing insects, and rustling leaves, nightfall unveils a hidden world teeming with life. Nocturnal animals-species that are active during the night-emerge from their daytime hideouts, revealing a complex and mysterious ecosystem that most humans rarely see. In forests around the globe, the nocturnal life presents a vivid display of survival, communication, and adaptation. From owls silently gliding through the night sky to stealthy predators like big cats, these nighttime activities offer fascinating […]
- [Big Paws, Bigger Hearts: Why We Love Giant Dogs](https://wildlifetoday.in/big-paws-bigger-hearts-why-we-love-giant-dogs/): Large dog breeds captivate with their impressive size, strength, and noble presence. From protective guardians to gentle giants, these breeds are known for their unique traits and affectionate nature. Whether working dogs or loyal companions, their majestic personalities and remarkable capabilities make them extraordinary additions to families and specialized roles alike. French Mastiff (Dogue de Bordeaux) The French Mastiff is a powerful and ancient breed known for its massive size and distinctive wrinkled face. Despite its intimidating appearance, it is a loyal and affectionate family companion. These dogs are protective but calm, making them excellent guardians. They require consistent training […]
- [The Majestic Eagle: Nature’s Supreme Predator](https://wildlifetoday.in/the-majestic-eagle-natures-supreme-predator/): By Vedika Singh Eagles, with their piercing eyes and commanding wingspans, symbolize strength, freedom, and resilience. As apex predators, these majestic birds reign supreme in the skies, captivating both scientists and nature enthusiasts with their power and grace. Their extraordinary abilities and fascinating traits make them one of the most admired creatures in the animal kingdom. Masters of the Sky Eagles belong to the family Accipitridae and are found on every continent except Antarctica. With over 60 species worldwide, these raptors are characterized by their sharp talons, hooked beaks, and extraordinary vision. Some species, like the golden eagle, can spot […]
- [Unplanned Wonders](https://wildlifetoday.in/unplanned-wonders-2/): In this fascinating collection, wildlife photographers capture rare, unplanned moments that showcase nature’s unpredictability. These accidental shots, though not intended, reveal the beauty and spontaneity of wildlife. Each image tells a unique story, proving that sometimes, the best moments happen when least expected.
- [ANIMALS IN CINEMA: A JOURNEY THROUGH THE AGES](https://wildlifetoday.in/animals-in-cinema-a-journey-through-the-ages/): Cinema has always been a medium that brings diverse stories to life. Among its most captivating elements are animals, whose roles range from faithful companions to symbols of nature’s untamed beauty. From Bollywood classics like Haathi Mere Saathi and Teri Meherbaniyan to Hollywood epics such as Life of Pi and The Jungle Book, animals have consistently left an indelible mark on audiences. This article explores how animals have been portrayed in films, their cultural significance, and the ethical implications of their inclusion. By Vedika Singh Story: The Golden Era of Bollywood: Animals as Stars In Bollywood, animals were often used […]
- [Animals in Hollywood: From Classic Stars to CGI Wonders](https://wildlifetoday.in/animals-in-hollywood-from-classic-stars-to-cgi-wonders/): Imagine you’re deep in the wild, shoes caked in mud, hair tousled by the wind, eyes squinting against the sunlight filtering through dense foliage. There are no accolades or flashing cameras to capture your efforts, only the steady hum of nature around you. This is the reality for many unsung heroes working tirelessly in India’s conservation efforts, often with little to no recognition. Enter the Mud on Boots project, an initiative that aims to change the narrative By Vedika Singh Hollywood has a long-standing fascination with animals, portraying them as loyal companions, fierce adversaries, or even central protagonists. These creatures […]
- [Unplanned Wonders](https://wildlifetoday.in/unplanned-wonders/): In this fascinating collection, wildlife photographer, VINOD GOEL, capture rare, unplanned moments that showcase nature’s unpredictability. These accidental shots, though not intended, reveal the beauty and spontaneity of wildlife. Each image tells a unique story, proving that sometimes, the best moments happen when least expected.
- [Wildlife’s Youngest and cutest Photographers](https://wildlifetoday.in/wildlifes-youngest-and-cutest-photographers-2/): In this adorable collection of wildlife moments, babyanimals take center stage as curious photographers.From cheetah cubs to arctic wolf pups, these little onesare caught in hilarious interactions with cameras.Their innocence and charm remind us of the beauty andhumor nature always brings.
- [Muddy Boots, Big Dreams: The Unsung Heroes of India’s Environmental Battles](https://wildlifetoday.in/muddy-boots-big-dreams-the-unsung-heroes-of-indias-environmental-battles/): Imagine you’re deep in the wild, shoes caked in mud, hair tousled by the wind, eyes squinting against the sunlight filtering through dense foliage. There are no accolades or flashing cameras to capture your efforts, only the steady hum of nature around you. This is the reality for many unsung heroes working tirelessly in India’s conservation efforts, often with little to no recognition. Enter the Mud on Boots project, an initiative that aims to change the narrative, one muddy boot at a time. By Vedika Singh The Birth of a Grassroots Movement Launched by the Sanctuary Nature Foundation in January […]
- [The Cassowary: The Fascinating and Fearsome Flightless Bird](https://wildlifetoday.in/the-cassowary-the-fascinating-and-fearsome-flightless-bird/): The cassowary, often dubbed the “world’s most dangerous bird,” is a striking and unique flightless bird native to the tropical forests of New Guinea, nearby islands, and northern Australia. With its vibrant colors, impressive size, and peculiar features, the cassowary has captivated the interest of ornithologists and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Physical Characteristics Cassowaries are large birds, standing up to 6 feet tall and weighing between 60 to 130 pounds. They are recognized by their striking blue skin, vibrant yellow wattles hanging from their necks, and a distinctive helmet-like casque atop their heads. This casque, made of keratin, is thought to […]
- [Muzaffar Ali: Spirited with wild Horse](https://wildlifetoday.in/muzaffar-ali-spirited-with-wild-horse/): To understand the spirit of the horse, Muzaffar Ali’s journey involved significant personal engagement with his equine companion. He explored the essence of horses through touching, caring and sketching extensively.By Saswati Chaudhuri Creative soul has always been free-spirited, evolving through continuous inspiration to create and express in varied mediums. Nature and wilderness enrich artists to explore, grow and learn. All living beings coexist interconnected. There is an interdependence between all creatures.  Recently, at Bikaner House in New Delhi, artist and film-maker Muzaffar Ali presented his solo exhibition “FARASNAMA: The Legend of the Horse.” showcasing his paintings, drawings, sketches, and sculptures […]
- [Kuno National Park Will Soon Welcome Cheetah Cubs](https://wildlifetoday.in/kuno-national-park-will-soon-welcome-cheetah-cubs/): Excitement is building at Palpur Kuno National Park as a female cheetah named Veera has been confirmed pregnant, marking a significant milestone for India’s cheetah reintroduction program. This ambitious project aims to restore the cheetah population to Indian soil after the species went extinct locally over 70 years ago. Veera, one of the cheetahs brought from Namibia in 2022, has adapted well to her new surroundings, and her pregnancy signals hope for the program’s success.Currently, Palpur Kuno is home to 12 adult cheetahs, including 5 males and 7 females, sourced from Namibia and South Africa. These cheetahs have been carefully […]
- [Eyes Telling Tales: Silent Language of the Wild](https://wildlifetoday.in/eyes-telling-tales-silent-language-of-the-wild/): From the sharp vision of eagles to the night sight of cats, animal eyes reveal an extraordinary range of adaptations. Each species’ unique vision aids survival, hunting, or evading predators.  This fascinating look into animal eyes uncovers  the evolutionary marvels that help them navigate their diverse environments.By Vedika Singh The eyes of animals hold secrets as ancient as life itself. They peer through the layers of time, whispering tales of survival, love, and fear. Unlike human eyes, which often mirror our thoughts and emotions, animal eyes reveal a world brimming with mystery. From the haunting gaze of an owl to […]
- [Chasing Birds and Dreams](https://wildlifetoday.in/chasing-birds-and-dreams/): Until my school days, I understood the environment only as a social subject. When I joined the Fine Arts College and had to design a poster on the environment, I began to study it more seriously. But before gaining this understanding, about 40–45 years ago, there were childhood days. A flock of birds used to come to the courtyard of the house. Sparrows, parrots, and pigeons were most commonly seen. However, by evening, a unique flock of deep slate-colored birds would also arrive. Watching them hopping around the courtyard was an activity in itself. Slowly, as dusk deepened and darkness […]
- [Wildlife’s Youngest and cutest Photographers](https://wildlifetoday.in/wildlifes-youngest-and-cutest-photographers/): In this adorable collection of wildlife moments, baby animals take center stage as curious photographers. From cheetah cubs to arctic wolf pups, these little ones are caught in hilarious interactions with cameras. Their innocence and charm remind us of the beauty and humor nature always brings.
- [A WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY ODYSSEY](https://wildlifetoday.in/a-wildlife-photography-odyssey/): Born and raised in Delhi, my journey began in various sectors before I discovered my true calling in graphic design. Drawn by its creative demands, I found it perfectly aligned with my artistic inclinations. My expertise in Photoshop has further refined my skills, particularly in the art of photo editing. 1. How did you first get into wildlife photography, and what drew you to this specific genre? As a young boy, I was captivated by wildlife documentaries. The rise of social media exposed me to the breath-taking work of renowned wildlife photographers like Shaaz Jung, Dhritiman Mukherjee, and others. Inspired, […]
- [Animal Architects: Nature’s Most Ingenious Builders](https://wildlifetoday.in/animal-architects-natures-most-ingenious-builders/): When you think of architects, you probably picture humans with blueprints and hard hats, right? Think again. In the animal kingdom, some creatures have turned building into an art form, creating elaborate structures without a single design course. While we humans are busy debating whether our throw pillows match the drapes, these critters are busy constructing architectural masterpieces that would make any human jealous. Welcome to the wild world of animal architects! The Beaver: Nature’s Civil Engineer You may have heard the saying “busy as a beaver,” and with good reason. Beavers are the ultimate multitaskers, building not just homes, […]
- [Unveiling Unseen Courtship of India’s National Bird](https://wildlifetoday.in/unveiling-unseen-courtship-of-indias-national-bird/): Wildlife photographer Vinod Goel has spent years documenting the uncommon behaviors of India’s local birds, with a special focus on the majestic peacock. Through his lens, he reveals rare moments, including the elusive peacock mating ritual, roosting habits, and the tender bond between peahens and their chicks. Vinod Goel, born and brought up in Palwal (Haryana), a retired Indian Revenue Service officer, has become a renowned wildlife photographer. His journey from a childhood passion for photography to capturing the beauty of peafowls and other local birds is inspiring. He has spent years observing uncommon behaviors in birds, particularly focusing on […]
- [August Editor Note](https://wildlifetoday.in/august-editor-note/): Welcome to the latest issue of Wildlife Today! As the seasons change and nature continues its vibrant dance, we bring you a collection of stories that celebrate the diverse and wondrous world of wildlife. Our cover story this month takes you to the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre in Mathura. Here, dedicated caretakers and veterinarians work tirelessly to rehabilitate and care for elephants rescued from dire conditions. Their stories of recovery and resilience are truly inspiring. Next, we journey to the vibrant state of Nagaland, where the arrival of spring is celebrated with a festival that honors the natural beauty […]
- [Nagaland’s Spring Splendor](https://wildlifetoday.in/nagalands-spring-splendor/): Nagaland is a mountainous state in northeast India,  bordering Myanmar, known for its diverse indigenous tribes and vibrant culture. With its stunning  landscapes, unique festivals, and delicious food. The city is a cultural hub, hosting the famous Hornbill Festival, which showcases Nagaland’s rich tribal heritage. The arrival of spring in the first week of April is celebrated with the Aoling festival by the Konyak Nagas. The festival continues for six days and the first day of the festival is recognized as the Konyak New Year. During the festival, the members of the tribe perform rituals such as animal sacrifice, dances, […]
- [Valparai: A paradise in the Anamalais](https://wildlifetoday.in/valparai-a-paradise-in-the-anamalais/): Ruhaan Majumdar is a class VIII student at The Shri Ram School Aravali in Gurgaon, and a budding wildlife photographer. He started his photography journey as a 9-year-old during the pandemic, and aspires to be in the world of wildlife photography and conservation. Ruhaan is now actively exploring the varied jungle habitats spread across India. He completed a Young Naturalist Program in Bandhavgarh this summer, and is now actively involved in a project at school that partners with a local computer centre in Ranthambore aimed at skill development for the local community. Text and photographs By Ruhaan Majumdar Story: You […]
- [Wild Perspectives: Thieving Gulls and Twisting Terns](https://wildlifetoday.in/wild-perspectives-thieving-gulls-and-twisting-terns/): Gulls and Terns are water birds dwelling around coastal areas and water bodies and this short narrative touches upon some interesting facts and my comedic interaction with the two related bird species. By Anupam Kamal Story: This saga is about the resourceful, intelligent and expert food-stealers in the avian world – the Gulls! Colloquially referred to as Seagulls, my first encounter with these winged thieves was during a beach walk, where crossing all limits of decency, one of their kind robbed me of my sandwich! It was a beautiful sunny day with a clear blue sky and I was out […]
- [Elephantine Endeavours](https://wildlifetoday.in/elephantine-endeavours/): Situated in Mathura, the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC), currently homes 32 adult rescued elephants and 1 calf. With a team of 5 veterinary doctors, the team is doing works galore… By Sonal Jain (Agra) Kartick Satyanarayan: Co-Founder & CEO of @WildlifeSOSGetting a rescue call, involves sending a team of vets and keepers to the area to diagnose, provide instant aid and befriend the elephant. It also includes rehabilitation of the community and paperwork. At times, the elephants are in pathetic condition with physical bruises like issues in walking, damaged foot pads, broken toe nails, degenerative or fused joint […]
- [Marvels of the Wild: Rare Wildlife Species Around the World](https://wildlifetoday.in/marvels-of-the-wild-rare-wildlife-species-around-the-world/): Birdwatching is the best therapy. It’s a gateway to environmental awareness. Bird spotting, Bird chasing – is more than just simple pleasure and ticking a species off a list, it’s a hobby that dwells on the joy of being alive! By Vedika Singh Story: In the vast tapestry of life on Earth, rare wildlife species stand as unique threads, each contributing to the intricate and vibrant ecosystem. These species, often teetering on the brink of extinction, highlight the fragility and resilience of nature. From the dense forests of Madagascar to the remote islands of Indonesia, these remarkable creatures remind us […]
- [The Crocodiless of India Guardianss of Ancient Waters...](https://wildlifetoday.in/the-crocodiless-of-india-guardianss-of-ancient-waters/): By Shashank Chaudhary Crocodiles are ancient reptiles that have survived for millions of years. Crocodiles have roamed the Earth for over 200 million years, surviving mass extinctions that wiped out the dinosaurs. After they survive  a long race inspite of that. The sword of  extinction is hanging over their head. In India, these ancient reptiles play a crucial role in the ecosystem and hold significant cultural importance.  There are 26 recognised species of extant crocodilians, divided into three Families – Alligatoridae  Crocodylidae  Gavialidae. Nd of the species  found in india called gharial..The gharial (Gavialis gangeticus), sometimes called the Indian gharial. […]
- [A journey through majestic mountains...](https://wildlifetoday.in/a-journey-through-majestic-mountains/): Badal’s journey to Himachal Pradesh turned into an unforgettable adventure. Starting from Delhi, he reached Manali, where he savored local dishes and explored the vibrant Mall Road. His next destination was the majestic Shinkula Peak, a challenging yet exhilarating journey through scenic landscapes, including the famous Atal Tunnel. Traversing from Manali to the serene valleys of Lahaul Spiti, Badal experienced the stunning confluence of the Chandra and Bhaga rivers, picturesque campsites, and the breathtaking vistas of Shinkula Top, where the snow-clad peaks and clear skies left an indelible mark on his memory. By Sudhir J Kumar This time, the tour […]

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