Survival 101: Mimicry in Snakes
While mimicry may indeed be the sincerest form of flattery in humans, in the animal kingdom, this might just be […]
While mimicry may indeed be the sincerest form of flattery in humans, in the animal kingdom, this might just be […]
A few moments of fun on an elephant’s back for a tourist can mean a lifetime of abuse for the
In 2018, Rangila the ‘dancing bear’ made headlines as he embarked on a unique repatriation journey, across international borders from
At Wildlife SOS, we believe a great way to affect change is to create petitions, combine our voices, and demand
Every year, the world has an unofficial celebration of the wonderful relationship between siblings on the 10th of April. We
Hyenas are protected species under the Wildlife Protection Act 1972, with their population in the wild dwindling rapidly due to
The residents of a village in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, were in for an unexpected surprise when they spotted an odd-looking
From their use in traditional Chinese medicine to the pet trade industry, the reasons for wild animals to be trafficked
The spectre of the Covid-19 pandemic continues to cast a dark shadow over the planet, leaving devastation in its trail.
India is home to an amazing array of wildlife. The land of 1.3 billion people is still host to wild
The sight of a massive crocodile crossing the road was reason enough to stir panic amongst the occupants of Dikhtauli
As the Covid-19 pandemic is overtaking countries, in its wake governments are taking the strictest measures to ensure loss of
We have a huge group of people who have signed up to receive Wildlife SOS email newsletters, but unfortunately the
The day is finally here! Because of you, our incredibly generous supporters, we have been able to install rubber flooring
Every month, we receive hundreds of calls regarding urban wildlife in distress. To combat the rising number of conflict cases,
It is believed that everything that surrounds us imparts an important lesson, one way or the other. Surrounded by the
In a bid to further conservation efforts, Wildlife SOS has partnered with Mumbai-based pop-culture merchandise brand—‘The Souled Store’ to launch
Celebrating two years of the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital, we decided to mark the special occasion with Arya’s bell removal!
As gentle rumbles puncture the dawn at the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre in Mathura, 47-year-old Mia can be seen
Elephant Tails Podcast, Ep9 – Have you ever wondered about the work that goes into rescuing an elephant? The preparations,