Both historically and in present time as well, males have been linked to dominance in many parts of human society. But do you know… nature tells a much more complicated and interesting story about female dominance and indivisual dominant females in animals. In many different… Read More »05 Animals Where You See Female Dominance in Nature
Rajasthan is a state situated in northwestern part of India and is famous tourist destinations due to its cultural and historical richness. Though cultural and historical is the main highlight of Rajasthan but it is also known for its forests and wildlife especially big cats.… Read More »Leopard Reserves of Rajasthan
The IUCN’s World Heritage Outlook Report for 2025 has been released, and India’s Khangchendzonga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has been rated as the best-managed site in the country under the “good” category. The park lies in Sikkim, a Himalayan state in the… Read More »Khangchendzonga National Park Named India’s Best-Managed World Heritage Site in 2025
From the Indian Jungles to the Deep Oceans – How Mammals Woo, Fight, and Sing for Love Where Love Wears Many Faces… Love wears many forms in the wild. For humans, romance might bloom over dinner or a poem; but in the animal kingdom, it’s… Read More »Wild Affairs: Extraordinary Love Stories of Mammals
A recent, comprehensive report by the esteemed Wildlife Institute of India (WII) has cast a scientific spotlight on the very soul of Assam’s Kaziranga Tiger Reserve: its magnificent grasslands. By analyzing over a century of ecological data, the report has highlighted the dynamic, ever-changing nature… Read More »Kaziranga’s Grasslands: A Story of Change, Challenge, and Triumph
Tanzania, Botswana, Namibia… or Something Unexpected? Some say Tanzania is hands-down the best safari country in Africa. Others claim Namibia is the most breathtaking. And then there are those who swear by Botswana as the most authentic destination for an African road trip. But really…… Read More »What’s the Best Country for a Safari in Africa?
On September 22, the world pauses to celebrate one of Earth’s most iconic animals, the rhinoceros. World Rhino Day is not just about admiring these prehistoric-looking giants, but about recognizing their struggle for survival and celebrating the conservation successes that keep hope alive. For India,… Read More »Why World Rhino Day is Celebrated: A Global Icon and India’s Conservation Triumph
When it comes to Indian jungles, the tiger often steals the spotlight. It is, after all, one of the most charismatic big cats on earth and the heartbeat of India’s wildlife tourism. Elephants too, with their majestic herds, have long captured human imagination. But the… Read More »Hidden Attractions of Indian Jungles: Lesser-Known Wildlife of India Beyond Tigers and Elephants
The forest is silent. A soft breeze stirs the tall grass. Somewhere in the distance, a langur gives an urgent alarm call. You hold your breath, and then, out of the dappled shade, emerges a flash of orange and black. The tiger. India’s most iconic… Read More »Tiger Reserves of India: A complete guide for your Tiger Safari inIndia
Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR), located in the Chandrapur district of Maharashtra, is one of India’s most successful tiger reserves in terms of both conservation outcomes and consistent sightings. Spread over 1,727 sq. km, including a well-protected core and an extensive buffer zone, Tadoba forms… Read More »An analysis of Population Estimate of Tigers, Co-Predators and Pray in Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve 2024
