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LEOPARDS IN AFRICA
African proverb of the day: 'A person is a person because of other...' - lessons on humanity, human connections, community and why no one succeeds aloneAfrican proverb of the day: Human success is a shared journey. African wisdom highlights that no one achieves greatness alone. Our lives ar...- Africa's leopard royalty goes viral: How virtual safaris turned these wild cats into internet sensationA female leopard named Tlalamba has become an unlikely global star, thanks to WildEarth, a YouTube channel that livestreams safari drives f...
- Amid setbacks, NTCA approves web series on Project Cheetah to 'showcase efforts to world'The National Tiger Conservation Authority has approved the filming of a web series on Project Cheetah to highlight India's efforts in reint...
- Dive into the AntarcticExperience the mesmerizing Antarctic Peninsula wildlife through Hadley's vivid narration of leopard seals, intelligent penguins, and more o...
- Management issues led to most Cheetah deaths: Project lead scientist YK JhalaYK Jhala was lead scientist of Project Cheetah from 2010 to February 2023. He escorted the cheetahs when they arrived from Namibia and was ...
- Cheetahs developing thick coats in anticipation of African winter leading to fatal infections in Indian conditions: ExpertsExperts involved in India's Project Cheetah believe that the six adult cheetahs and three cubs that have died since March this year may hav...
- Masai Mara, Yala or Yellowstone: Visit these best wildlife destinations in the worldSeveral places worldwide offer opportunities to witness wildlife in their natural habitat and increase appreciation for the environment. In...
- View: Reintroduction of the cheetah plan is ill-advisedIndia's plan to reintroduce cheetahs to the wild has been criticised by wildlife experts who argue that there never was a cheetah populatio...
- India's cheetah project progressing well beyond initial projections: Namibia's Cheetah Conservation FundPrime Minister Narendra Modi released the first batch of eight spotted felines from Namibia into a quarantine enclosure at Kuno in Madhya P...
- Delay in paper work in South Africa holds up translocation of cheetahs to IndiaIn fact, the 12 South African cheetahs - seven males and five females - have not hunted for themselves even once after being kept in bomas ...
- Hot spots: Did a leopard spend nine harmless hours with a dog?Nothing beats the experience of the dog which got trapped inside a toilet with a leopard which was chasing it.
- Madhya Pradesh: India's 1st tiger reserve hot air balloon safari launched"One more adventure has been added for tourists coming to Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve with the launch of the hot air balloon wildlife safari....
- Shristi Banka calls Ladakhi people welcoming, says trip taught her not to take comforts in life for grantedThe founder and CEO of Banka CFO shares her recent travel learning.
- Hitting the spot with leopards: The new animal mascotAnimal lovers, especially felinophiles, should be heartened to know there’s a new big cat in town, at least when it comes to sporting event...
- Travel to Botswana & Zambia to indulge in native fun and wildlife safarisMany travellers opt for a twin holiday plan to visit Botswana with Zambia. This destination offers walking safaris, canoeing, tiger fishing...
- Film on leopard conservation hits wall as government objectsA documentary on leopards' conservation, Discovery Channel's 'Jawai: India's Leopard Hills' that was to be aired on October 19 this year wi...
- In natural habitat: Check out some tigers, rhinos and orangutans in South Africa's Kruger National ParkTurn your kids into animal lovers as they spot the Big five: Elephant, lion, rhino, leopard and buffalo, the big cats in South Africa.
- Running wild in the cityAward-winning photographer Steve Winter was in Mumbai to capture an intriguing kind of leopard population — one that lives cheek by jowl wi...
- 31 large carnivores declining across the worldLarge predators such as lions, bears, wolves, dingoes and otters are declining across the world driven by habitat loss, persecution by huma...
- Encroachments provide easy prey for leopardsThe increased man-animal conflict is primarily due to human expansion into the forest and an increase in the prey base for the predators, s...
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