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As one of the largest communities of wildlife photographers, filmmakers, conservationists and nature travel enthusiasts, we believe that awareness is the first step towards meaningful change. We are certain that with our collective efforts we can ensure a safe place for every lifeform on this planet. After all, we are all in this together. Share your stories on this site. It could become a tool for people to fall in love with the wild, to discover and explore it, to find out what ails it, what delights it, and ultimately, how to protect it. Write to us -> [email protected]

29/08/2026

Repostes from Shan

Male pileated woodpecker on duty...

What is sold as a plant root called Hatha Jodi is actually a lizard's organ, cut off and dried.The Bengal Monitor Lizard...
28/08/2026

What is sold as a plant root called Hatha Jodi is actually a lizard's organ, cut off and dried.

The Bengal Monitor Lizard is killed for it -most of the time while still alive. This species is protected by the same law that protects tigers.

That hasn't stopped the trade. Hundreds of hatha jodi have been seized in raids across Odisha, Nashik, and Jharkhand, and it's still sold openly online.

People buy it believing it brings wealth, luck, even court case wins. None of that is true. What is true: an animal is being wiped out for a superstition with zero basis in fact.

This is wildlife crime, not tradition. Know someone who owns one, sells one, or believes in one - send them this.

[Hatha Jodi truth, Bengal Monitor Lizard, wildlife crime India, Hatha Jodi plant root myth, illegal wildlife trade, Wildlife Protection Act India, animal cruelty in superstitions, monitor lizard conservation, wildlife trafficking facts]





28/08/2026

Reposted from Sneha Koppula

An interesting observation from this evening .
I noticed a dwarf honey bee completely still on a Moringa flower, with a few tiny flies hovering around it. I slowly moved closer, expecting the bee to fly away. But it didn’t move. Within a few seconds there was some movement ..It was a crab spider slowly walking out of the flower,holding the bee in its grasp, while
the tiny flies continued hovering around them.

The flies you see here are freeloader flies (Milichiidae) a fascinating group known for their kleptoparasitic behaviour. They are often seen around freshly killed honey bees being consumed by spiders or robber flies, stealing their meal by feeding on the fluids and juices of the captured prey.

ecologicalinteractions

27/08/2026

Reposted from TEJA / YANTRAPALLI 🐳🦇
Have you seen Coots mobbing a snake ?

earthfocus

24/08/2026

Reposted from Antonio Tadeu

🇧🇷 🇺🇸/ Hoje fomos previlegiados com uma cena surreal no Pantanal: uma onça-pintada saltando da árvore para capturar um jacaré. Natureza em seu estado mais selvagem. 🐆🐊

Today we were privileged with a surreal scene in the Pantanal: a jaguar jumping from the tree to capture an Caiman . Nature in its wildest state. 🐆🐊

With Natural Habitat Adventures Hotel do Jamil Tchaco Pantaneiro Salve o Pantanal bigcats

23/08/2026

Reposted from سعيد علي السحابي

22/08/2026

Reposted from Mirko’s Eye

Three hearts, blue blood, and pure magic. Octopuses are truly out of this world. 🐙✨

hurghada

20/08/2026

Reposted from Bird of prey life

Quail cannot escape from Eagle hunting

19/08/2026

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