Indian wildlife

Suyash Keshari, a wildlife photographer and enthusiast has given shape to India's first wildlife OTT platform.

Previous methods of accident prevention were seen near an elephant corridor along the Western Ghats in Tamil Nadu.

Manoj Nair, a prominent birdwatcher from Delhi had visited the Basai Najafgarh Wetlands, and there, one photograph of a black-necked stork, which had a plastic ring stuck in his beak, showed the plight that our wild animals and birds live in.

Walking the paths of the Himalayas, in the Ganga and Brahmaputra valley wetlands as well as the Sunderbans and the Western Ghats- is a fascinating cat–one that may not pop up on your top three wildcat lists–the fishing cat.

Asmit was enjoying a drive with his family when he came across a fish shop and immediately noticed that something was wrong.

This jet-black feline with piercing green eyes is just as shy as the leopard, but twice as hard to detect.

The methodology for this census includes forest trails, cool gadgets and a amazing observational skills!

Shashank Dalvi is an ornithologist and Nikit Surve studies man-animal conflict.

Swinging from branches, running barefoot through the forests, imitating monkeys, chasing butterflies and enjoying tiger calls by his window at night, three-and-a-half-year-old Kaizen is unleashing the Mowgli inside him, and living life to its fullest.

We lived in serene settings with our dog Spike, and now Rudy joined us, bringing entertainment into our routine lives.