Wildlife in India

At IIT Madras, attending class can mean slowing down for deer on the road. Built within a living forest, the campus offers a rare look at how education and wildlife share space every day.

Giraffes drift through the night in short bursts of rest, staying alert in landscapes filled with movement and sound. Their unusual sleep rhythm reveals a side of these gentle giants that most of us never notice.

Frogs that resemble stars, and gibbons that sing — here’s where to head to spot these rare beauties.

‘Billy’ Arjan Singh, once a hunter, became a legendary conservationist dedicated to saving India's tigers, transforming Dudhwa into a tiger reserve and founding 'Tiger Haven'. His tireless efforts earned him global recognition and reshaped India's wildlife conservation narrative.

Founders of Kerala-based Leopard Tech Labs, Allen Shaji and Sobin Matthew built the Hostile Activity Watch Kernel (HAWK) software to help forest departments fight wildlife crime.

From Kaziranga to Kabini wildlife safari, here’s a list of the 10 best destinations for wildlife photography in India.

When a virulent epidemic called Black Fever struck their village, all the villagers vacated the place and never returned. Nature healed itself and now it is the location of one of India's most beautiful sanctuaries. Join Gangadharan Menon as he unearths the legends and mysteries surrounding the beautiful Orang and Nameri national parks in Assam, in addition to its stunning wildlife!

A beautiful rainforest set in the Western Ghats, Agumbe is home to some of the most beautiful species on the planet. Besides many exotic varieties of plants, animals, insects, butterflies, reptiles and birds, one can also find oneself, on a lucky day, face to face with the King Cobra!