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Tigers of Sunderbans in a Grave Situation

March 7th, 2013
The legendary Sunderbans tigers have lost their punch and ferocity due to less access to prey and are being more prone to weak hind legs which are visible due to the abnormality in their movements. The reasons attributed to this weak mobility in the tigers are injuries from the breathing roots cannot be ruled out and the major cause could be low prey density and with human presence in the vicinity, the tigers have developed  [...]
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    The Bar Tailed Godwit Bird Navigation System
    The latest discovery will jolt all the modern day devices of navigation, and the new navigational device to reckon with is- the bar tailed godwit’s navigational system. Wild life creatures fascinate with their movements, features,  [...]
    Posted at January 8th, 2013
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    Gir National Park In Gujarat
    Gir National Park, the home of the pure Asiatic lions is a wild life reserve which will take you in to the royal animal kingdom, and offer you wilderness away from the cacophony of the concrete jungle. You may visit Gir National Reserve  [...]
    Posted at December 4th, 2012
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    Sundarbans National Park
    Sundarbans National Park, a tiger’s land, at the southern seaward tip of West Bengal, is located in a thick jungle of mangrove infested trees and a biodiversity, where the famous Bengal tiger rules and commands respect. The Sundarbans  [...]
    Posted at November 27th, 2012

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    Black Buck National Park Adventures

    Posted in Asia | May 8, 2013
     Asia is a continent filled with great geographic diversity. Here you can enjoy the best natural habitats as well as well established and modernized urban cities. India is a part of his marvelous continent and India is home to many wildlife sanctuaries and townships which are close to nature. Bhavnagar in Gujarat is one such are which is the home of Black Buck National Park and Gir zone. A short drive from the town of Bhavnagar will take you in to the world of wild life. The varied wild life is preserved by the sanctuary and mainly compromises of Black bucks and wolves. Spotting wild pigs, hares, rodents which are predominantly seen in the savannah type grasslands as well as the thorn scrubs will be the highlights of your visit to Bhavnagar. Enjoy  [...]
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    Adventures At The Thonga Beach Lodge

    Posted in Africa | April 22, 2013
    Thonga Beach Lodge is an ultimate destination if you love wildlife and wish to indulge in snorkelling and dive in to the exotic world of marine life in Africa. Here you can also bask in the sights of wonderful exotic birds and animals. You will really enjoy particularly if you love elephants, whales or even turtles. The lodge is located inside the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, and is in close proximity to the city of Durban, which is located around 300km away, and the scenic drive can be thrilling and adventurous and you will be amazed to see the green landscape and the wonders of the flora and fauna of the nature. Kosi Bay, Sodwana Bay, Lake Sibaya, the coastal forest, the eastern shores and the western shores of Lake St Lucia, the estuary and  [...]
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    A Kenyan Safari Adventure In Africa

    Posted in Africa | April 6, 2013
    Welcome to the world of wild life by taking a Kenyan safari and have a great time in the wild jungles in the company of elephants, rhinos, buffalos, several species of gazelles and monkeys. Your adventure in the wild life starts with a trip to the Mt. Kenya, the end largest mountain in Africa, straddling the equator and with a dramatic and over the edge back drop of vast slopes cloaked in lush forest and bamboo jungle. After a sumptuous lunch, you may head for the Nyahururu falls, and reach lake Nakuru set in the picturesque landscape of woodland and grassland and then begins the exciting ride to the Baboon Cliff, to get the glimpses of the white rhinos, leopards, pink flamingos, and 400 variety of water birds you may stay overnight at the  [...]
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    Tigers of Sunderbans in a Grave Situation

    Posted in Wildlife A-Z | March 7, 2013
    The legendary Sunderbans tigers have lost their punch and ferocity due to less access to prey and are being more prone to weak hind legs which are visible due to the abnormality in their movements. The reasons attributed to this weak mobility in the tigers are injuries from the breathing roots cannot be ruled out and the major cause could be low prey density and with human presence in the vicinity, the tigers have developed a tendency to stray outside the jungles. A recent survey and research by the Wildlife institute of India clearly concludes the low prey density in Sajnekhali area of the Sunderbans in West Bengal, India. The recent seizures of traps, laid to trap the poach deer, confirms the fears about how the low prey density is affecting  [...]
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    How Whale Power Corporation Developed Enhanced Fan Blades?

    Posted in News | February 25, 2013
    A US Biologist Frank fish saw a hunchbacked structure of a whale in a gift shop. He was shocked and perplexed to find bumps on the wrong side-the front edge of flipper. Frank fish started thinking if this posture of the sculpture was right then one of the cardinal and most important lesions of mechanics is wrong, as till that point it was believed that a smooth leading edge reduces the drag. However Fish discovered that the humpbacks flipper bumps, termed as –TUBERCLES – improve lift, mobility and performance. This news came as a pleasant surprise to him. Today Whale Power Corporation in Ontario, Canada develops and markets tubercle enhanced fan blades that have the capacity to move 25 percent more air then the conventional fan blades while  [...]
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    The Bar Tailed Godwit Bird Navigation System

    Posted in News, Wildlife A-Z | January 8, 2013
    The latest discovery will jolt all the modern day devices of navigation, and the new navigational device to reckon with is- the bar tailed godwit’s navigational system. Wild life creatures fascinate with their movements, features, characteristics and style. The Bar Tailed Godwit Bird undertakes one of the most marvellous and amazing migrations ever witnessed by mankind. The birds 7,000 miles (11000 km) journey can last for more than approximately eight days. Researchers believe that a couple of bird’s species make use of the magnetic field of the earth in order to navigate, just like they had a compass built within their brain. There is also a likelihood that the Godwit also navigates with the help of the sun during the day and with the  [...]
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    Hunting Adventure At Sherman

    Posted in News | January 1, 2013
    Sherman, Texoma, a small picturesque city was in the limelight recently. Sherman is well known for its hog hunters and local hunters and a national television channel- animal planet decided to make a film on hunting of the wild boar. The entire hunting operation was shot and will be televised in the first week of New Year. The local hunters got a break when the animal planet had seen them in action hunting for wild boars and this time they decided to shoot the thrilling, exciting, dramatic encounter for a show- “Eating the Enemy”, a show based on the concept – to hunt the rare invisible species and turn them in delicacies. The local restaurant owners also participated in this hunt and finally hunted down a wild hog, which are prone to  [...]
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    Bwindi Forest Reserve In Uganda: A Wonderful Gorilla Trekking Experience

    Posted in Africa | December 26, 2012
    Bwindi forest reserve in Uganda is the most popular destination for viewing and interacting with gorillas. Bwindi forest reserve is a green exotic locale blessed with flora and fauna of nature, is inhabited by rare species of birds flying above and colourful butterflies, and the mighty gorillas. Gorillas are endangered animals, with just 780 mountain gorillas left on this planet place, and half of them are found in the natural surroundings of Bwindi reserve forests. Gorillas are fiercely protected here in Bwindi forests as predators and hunters are always on look to kill and hunt. There are all safety measures taken to protect the gorillas so that they can live in wild forest reserve of Bwindi in harmony with the nature and human beings. Gorillas  [...]
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    The National Zoological Park In Delhi

    Posted in Asia | December 20, 2012
    Delhi, the capital of India, has an exciting destination for animal lovers- the National Zoological Park. The National Zoological Park, located near the Purana Qila, close to the ITO. This wonderful Zoological Park was established in the year 1959. It is a huge imposing area which encompasses more than 214 acres of land. The zoo is home for animals and rare species from all over the world. The National Zoological Park, at Delhi is regarded as one of the vest zoos located in Asia and all attempts are being made in order to be able to give the birds as well as animals a habitat which is close to their natural habitat. The lush green trees, the fauna and flora of nature, the exotically designed terrain make the zoo an ideal home for over 2,000  [...]
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    Aman-I-Khas at Ranthambore National Park

    Posted in Asia | December 11, 2012
    Aman-I-Khas  is a resort located at the edge of the Ranthambore national park amid the low hills of Aravali in Rajasthan. Aman-I-Khas is a heady concoction of wilderness and luxury. The word Aman-I-Khas  is made of two words- Aman (peace) and Khas (special). And the resort offers you the best of the both. The experience of staying in one of its luxury tents is inspired by the rich Mughal travelling tents is exceptional. While the rooms are separated by the cotton drapes, the canvas tents are a world of indulgence by themselves. The tents offer you a panoramic view of the wild animals and birds in their natural habitat-uninterrupted and uninhibited. The tents are located on the edge of Ranthambore National Park, which is a protected and highly  [...]
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