Wildlife

They don’t roar, but they matter. From high-altitude goats to blind dolphins, meet India’s rarest animals that are quietly vanishing—and the growing efforts to save them just in time.

For over a century, Vatsala — known fondly as Dadi and Nani Maa — nurtured calves, guided caretakers and patrolled forests. Her passing in Panna leaves a forest full of love and decades of memories.

Explore India’s lesser-known wildlife sanctuaries, home to snow leopards, gibbons, and more. A guide for offbeat nature and eco-tourism seekers.

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

Once thought gone, the endangered Asiatic wild dog has returned to Assam’s forests. This rediscovery offers fresh hope for India’s lesser-known wildlife.

For the first time in India, a tigress has given birth to five cubs—Jaipur’s Nahargarh Biological Park is now home to the adorable new residents stealing hearts.

After 30 years, red-crowned turtles returned to the Ganga, while 3,200 hatchlings were released in Chambal — a powerful reminder that conservation works.

The Mollem National Park is a 240 sq km protected reserve that’s an oasis of biodiversity.

When a wild elephant was caught in the flooded Chalakudy River, it took compassion, quick thinking, and community effort to help the tusker find its way back to safety.

From musk deer to endangered birds, these films are telling a story of conservation.