Wonders And Woes Of India’s Largest Deer
Deer are agile animals and even rival some of the fastest predators. However, some deer are not blessed with such
Animals
Celebrating World Tiger Day With Glorious Gopal!
As the rising sun welcomes a new day, the lush green cover of Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre erupts with birdsong.
Brown Bears Of The World: Grizzly Present, Ominous Future?
How does a brown bear eat its prey? By using its “bear” arms! You may have switched on a nature
The Conundrum Of Human-Tiger Conflict In India
For years, conservationists have grappled with the quandary of human-wildlife conflict. When growing human populations overlap with existing wildlife territory,
Forms Of Parenting In The Animal World
No one said that parenting is easy. If you think that we humans have it tough, then let’s take a
Bird Migration, Frequent Flyers Of The Skies
Let us hear the story of a little bird. Wait, who is he? A juvenile Bar-tailed godwit (Limosa lapponica baueri).
You Found A Baby Squirrel… What Do You Do?
Nibbling on food, grooming their tails, and fearlessly scurrying up trees — squirrels are a common sight to one and
How To Avoid Sloth Bear Encounters In The Wild
As you step into the forest for your next adventure, you hope to spot your next wild wonder. You stumble
Bear Of The Month – Julie, The Mischievous One At Dachigam!
In order to know Julie’s story, we have to turn the clock back almost 15 years. Julie, an Asiatic Black
Civet Rescues Over The Years By Wildlife SOS
India is home to numerous civet species. Civets are carnivorous mammals that belong to the Viverridae family. Also known as
Ungulate Species Rescued And Cared For By Wildlife SOS
Ungulates are hoofed animals that prefer walking on their toes. The term ungulate is derived from the Latin word unguis
Bear Of The Month – Our ABRF Veteran, Mangee!
Mangee became one of the earliest members of the Wildlife SOS family when we rescued her in the winter of
Reptiles And Their Unique Way To Brave The Cold
As temperatures start to drop with the advent of winter, ectothermic animals start preparing for the change in season so
Wildlife Education At Our Rescue Centres
We often get confused when we hear the word ‘education’ since its textbook definition is one-dimensional. Most of us associate
Tracing Bird Flu Across The Globe
Avian influenza, more popularly known as bird flu, is a zoonotic disease – the kind that can spread or jump
Unusual Snakes Rescued By Wildlife SOS
Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Unit carries out rescues from the most unexpected places, and of the most unusual species. They
The Beautiful Bond Between Animals And Their Offspring
Animals share a unique and wonderful relationship with their offspring. Be it elephants with their calves, or bears and leopards
Sexual Dimorphism Among Animals
In humans, one can easily distinguish between a male and a female. Several physical, physiological, or behavioural characteristics help in
Tracing The Evolution Of Crocodiles
“Crocodiles might be interpreted as something of an anachronism.”- Nature Wait, if you thought Nature herself said that, you were
Bear Of The Month – Ashok, The 17-Year-Old At BBRC
Spread over 77 acres, the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC) is divided into five different regions namely, Jambhava, Kishkinda, Panchavati,
