Hide and Seek in the Natural World
Every child has played the game Hide and Seek growing up, the game is pretty simple, concealing yourself in a […]
Every child has played the game Hide and Seek growing up, the game is pretty simple, concealing yourself in a […]
The word “endangered” in itself talks about the impending doom that our precious wildlife is surrounded by. This word brings
At Wildlife SOS, our campaign to save elephants incorporates many components to address the protection, welfare and conservation of India’s
Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre, in Bengaluru, is home to several of our rescued sloth bears, it is also a place
In another heart-warming tale of family reunions, a 25-day old leopard cub was recently reunited with its mother in Junnar
Winner: Xavi Barugh (8yrs old) At Wildlife SOS, we truly appreciate the effort put in by every volunteer associated with
Their unusual physical appearance and scavenging habits have given hyenas a reputation that’s undeserving. For centuries, folklore and superstition have
Hailing from the rich cultural heritage town of Puttukottai in Tamil Nadu, Dr. Ilayaraja Selvaraj has been an integral part
It is believed that not all heroes wear capes, some of them don a green Veterinary scrubs and set out
Gail Hunte recently wrote a children’s book about a ‘dancing bear’. The book follows the life of ‘Ajeet’, a sloth
By the time Rhea was rescued, she had lived over five decades in severe neglect and abuse as a performing
“Who run(sic) the world? Girls!” We couldn’t agree more with the words of legendary pop icon Beyonce. In a world
Recently we painfully witnessed another untimely death of one of India’s elephants. Her name was Lakshmi. After being hired by
International Day of Forests is celebrated on March 21 across the world. It is a day to celebrate and cherish
World Sparrow Day is an annual celebration of the ubiquitous House Sparrow. This day is designated to raise awareness about
What started out as a normal day for farmers in Bori Salwadi village, soon turned into an action-packed afternoon after
We were all told tales as children – many of which are considered superstition and relatively harmless. Growing up in