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Today is #WorldMigratoryBirdDay. When we read about them, we realise how least migratory humans are. Here is Himalayan griffon vultures, as sub adult they are migratory. We found many in

Tribute to the man who knew #infinity on his 101st death anniversary. Srinivasa Ramanujan, pioneer in mathematics, made extraordinary contributions to mathematical analysis, number theory, infinite series & continued fractions.

Today severe cyclone Nivar will hit eastern coast of India. In 12 seconds learn how coastal green shelter belts check tsunami & cyclones. Dutch research institute Deltares. We are facing

Amur falcons are back to India. Let me share story, a bird which crosses Himalayas enroute to India from Mongolia & Arabian Sea for going to Africa. This bird covers

Most people think Turtle & Tortoise are same. You knew ?? After reading this you can give a small test also. Which one I am holding in my hand (rescued

#India celebrates Wildlife week from 2nd to 8th October. We are one of 12 mega #biodiverse countries in the world. With 18 #biosphere #reserves, 543 sanctuaries, 105 national #parks &

It is #WorldRhinoDay. There are 5 species of Rhino. Among them the Black, #Sumatran and #Javan rhinos (which was once found naturally in India also) are critically endangered. And Indian

Do you know India has 9 species of #vultures.They are ecosystem doctors. But in recent years we have lost 90-99% of vulture population in India. Eg white-backed vulture faced a

Today is #WorldMangroveDay. So let me remind you. #Mangroves;- acts as buffer & reduce impact of cyclones & #storm surge.- they break the #wind force- provide #habitat to #animals during

This time desert locust attack is severe. They have arrived earlier, in huge numbers & now reached till Panna in MP. The changing climate conditions are linked with locust growth

Incredible journey of a loggerhead turtle to home. This is Yoshi & she traveled 37000 kms from Africa to Australia to find her nesting grounds in March. Also incredible to

Do you know #Rabindranath Tagore has a dinosaur named after him. Barapasaurus #tagorei was a 18m long & 7 tonned #dinosaur which walked through #India once. It was the first