Several species have developed their own means of communication, which have been passed down to generations. When it comes to big cats, there is minimal usage of sounds or communication as such. […]
8Aug2019
1Aug2019
Food is a serious business in animal kingdom and when it comes to scavengers like the Striped Hyena (inhabitant of Indian peninsula), it can mean deploying tricks. […]
25Jul2019
Indian Wild Dog or Dhole is a highly social animal. They live in large clans with remarkably structured hierarchies, ranging from 12 to even 45 individuals. […]
18Jul2019
One horned rhinoceros use their dung to announce to their fellow Rhinos where they have been and to also mark their home range. Rhino’s also come back to the same spot to defecate everyday, thereby helping nearly 25 species of plants to germinate and thrive on the forest floor. Interestingly, nearly 18 out of this 25 plant species depend entirely on the Rhinos to germinate. […]
2May2019
Have you ever wondered what could be the reason why Kangaroo’s have developed feet like that? Imagine a country as expansive as Australia. In order to survive, the animals have to cover great distance in search of food and water. […]
25Apr2019
An elephant is literally walking on high-heeled shoes because the heel bones are raised right up inside the foot and rest on a thick pad pf fatty cartilage. […]
8Apr2019
It is a misconception to think that wolf are pack hunters. There has been rare spotting of pack size of 30 or more, but usually it consists of litters from the current brood and from the one just before (last year’s litter), making it anywhere between 5 and 11. […]
22Mar2019
It is the large brain of the primates that allows them to explore and manipulate the world around them in ways that we cannot even comprehend. […]