Wild dogs record 2,500-mile trek across Africa in search of a mate
Scientists say the record-breaking journey by three brothers offers hope wildlife can survive growing pressures.
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Scientists say the record-breaking journey by three brothers offers hope wildlife can survive growing pressures.
The initiative has gained significance following the recent death of a mother deer and its fawn in an attack by stray dogs; DFO says awareness camps will be conducted for roadside eatery operators and walkers’ associations as part of efforts to prevent stray dogs from moving freely along the Forest Road and inside city park
Four captive elephants are in the process of being transferred, while a fifth, five-year-old Durga, has been moved to the Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple
One buffalo dies and another survives attack at Avelthi village; Forest teams intensify tracking and monitoring of tiger movements
Wildlife expert demands return of endangered apes to their original habitat
Wildlife specialists free an elephant from a tyre stuck around its neck, days after the trunk of another trapped in a wire-mesh trap was treated
Forest department plans to instruct plantation managements to ensure that livestock are sheltered in sheds by early afternoon.
Authorities in India rescue baby orangutans dumped in forest
The adult male bear is under observation at the Indira Gandhi Zoological Park for two days before release into the wild, wildlife expert D. Mahesh Babu says
Forest Department confirms that this tiger is different to the one that killed two people in O’Valley in August
The falling river is bringing crocodiles onto the banks; DFO P. Shyamala asks people to call forest officials instead of chasing, catching or beating them
Forest staff expand search into caves located in O’Valley and surrounding areas as signs of the animal’s presence have become extremely rare since the search began on August 21
A wildlife expert and social media users have expressed concerns about the forceful approach used by a district councillor and two other men to free a trapped barking deer, warning they should have sought help from professionals. Tai Po district councillor Chan Siu-keen posted footage of the incident on social media on Wednesday, with the clip showing him and two other men freeing the animal, also known as a muntjac, from a railing by forcefully pulling its rear legs – causing the barking deer...
The bird, more commonly found in the wetlands of Assam and other northeastern States, reach Keralam around the beginning of the monsoon and usually return by October