
White Tiger can be found in a handful of zoos and animal sanctuaries around the world
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The White Tiger (also known as the White Bengal Tiger) is a subspecies of Tiger, found throughout the Indian subcontinent.
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The White Tiger (also known as the White Bengal Tiger) is a subspecies of Tiger, found throughout the Indian subcontinent.

wildlife
The leopard is the epitome of stealth. Its very name brings mental pictures of this great spotted cat crouched on a tree limb awaiting the approach of a deer, or of a sleek, spotted body slipping silently through the dry savanna grass with…

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Mandrill - Mandrills are the largest and most colourful of the Old World monkeys. They are related to baboons and even more so to drills. Their furry head crest, mane, and beard are quite impressive.

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A sleepy tiger at a zoo, showing its canines with great prominence

wildlife · snow
Can you guess why the snow leopard is sometimes called the ghost cat? Other leopards have orange or dark brown fur with black spots, but the snow leopard’s smoky grey colour and blurred black markings make it look very different.

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The beautiful, striped coat and that powerful, mesmerizing gaze make the tiger one of the world’s most revered animals.

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The great Bengal tiger or Panthera tigris, entrapped inside a cage in Delhi zoo. He keeps on roaring as he walks around in the video.

Maharashtra·wildlife
Does this clip not make a case for shutting down zoos across India, and turning them into mini wildlife parks and urban forests? Lonely individuals of Sloth Bear and Asian Elephant are filmed inside their enclosures at Mumbai Zoo during the…

Maharashtra·wildlife
Is it not cruel to keep a tiger caged in such a small enclosure, in such a high value property location as Bombay, just to entertain the locals? Do zoos even have a justified role to play when it comes to such large mammals? The famed Royal…

Rajasthan·wildlife
Langur monkeys sit daintily, legs crossed, then run up rocks as leopard time beckons at Jawai.

Rajasthan·wildlife · industry
Padmaja Rathore of Bagheera's Camp in Jawai, Rajasthan talks about the Chipko movement in Godwar, the mining lobby and Jawai Bandh Leopard Conservation Reserve in the Jawai-Bera region.

Rajasthan·wildlife
Strong laser search lights and LED spotlights are shone onto leopards on a rock face at Jawai in Rajasthan. The beams are so strong that they can injure the eyesight of the leopards.

Rajasthan·wildlife
A young leopard cub struggles to climb down the rocks while the Leopard mother sits atop a rock relaxing.

Rajasthan·wildlife
Currently, leopards exist only in fragmented populations in India. They are the most elusive big cat, stealthy in their habits and primarily nocturnal.

Rajasthan·wildlife
Indian Leopards are the most spectacular wild predator, versatile and opportunistic hunters, live in and around an urban area, buffer zones and wild habitats of the Indian subcontinent.

Rajasthan·crafts · wildlife
A widespread weaver that is known for its nest—a long hanging nest with a bulbous chamber and a narrow tubular entrance. Breeding males have yellow forehead and crown, a dark throat that contrasts with yellow underparts.

Rajasthan·wildlife
Strolling on top of the boulders of Jawai can be seen a beautiful Indian leopard also known as 'Panthera Pardus'. The species is listed as vulnerable in IUCN Red list.

Rajasthan·wildlife
Sarus cranes(Grus antigone), the tallest flying birds spotted walking against the backdrop of rock formations in Jawai Leopard Camp.

Rajasthan·wildlife
A female Indian leopard (Panthera pardus) prowls its territory in Jawai Leopard camp, Rajasthan. It appears to be agitated by the heat as it transpires and is trying to cool itself down.

livestock · wildlife
On the trail of a goat-herd shepherd in Rajasthan is this leopard or panther who seems set on picking up a goat today! See leopard eyes in the dark at night, reflecting ambient and vehicular light.

Rajasthan·wildlife
Male peafowls and a leopard walks the slanting rocks of Rajasthan. A leopard is also seen resting on the rocks and leisurely grooming itself. From a distance, a leopard shows off its canine fangs with a yawn.

Jawai, Rajasthan·wildlife
Talwar-giri or sword work and a combination of martial arts practice by Padmaja Kumari Rathore at her leopard and wildlife camp in Jawai.

Maharashtra·wildlife
Even with spiking cases of Corona infections, visitors are seen milling into the entrance of Mumbai Zoo to see the endangered species of big mammals.
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