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#Repost • A dhole (Cuon alpinus) photographed by Vijayprabhu D (@vijayprabhu_dclick) #WorldDholeDay #DholeDay2025 #DholeLotofLove #Dhole #WhistlingDogs #AsiaticWildDog #WildDog #WildCanids #WildlifeOfIndia #WildlifeIndia #Wildlife #WildlifeConservation #WildlifePhotography

#Science of the #Wild: Listening to #Nature. #Bioacoustics lets scientists track and study #wildlife through sound—from #frogs to #whales—without needing to see them. Sometimes, listening is the best way to understand nature.

Did you know the Oleander Hawk-moth feeds on toxic oleander leaves and migrates across continents? This vivid green moth hovers like a hummingbird and blooms after sunset—a true marvel of nature. Illustration: Spoorthy Devaiah #SpeciesOfTheWeek #OleanderHawkMoth #Moths #Wildlife

#Repost • A stripe-necked mongoose (Urva vitticolla) captured by Gihan Dhananjaya Found in the Western Ghats and Sri Lanka, this rusty-brown mongoose is known for its bold neck stripe and thrives near water, feeding on small animals.

#Repost • A Red-crowned roofed turtle (Batagur kachuga) photographed by Dario Nessi #TurtleConservation #FreshwaterTurtle #WildlifeOfAsia #EndangeredSpecies #WildlifeOfIndia #WildlifeIndia #Wildlife #WildlifeConservation #WildlifePhotography

Did you know one of the world’s most endangered birds was once India’s most common vulture? Meet the White-rumped Vulture — a critically endangered scavenger vital to our ecosystems. Once seen in thousands, its population crashed in the 1990s. #WildWednesday | 🎨 Rucha Bhave

This week’s #SpeciesOfTheWeek: the Nicobar Island skink. With keeled scales, tiny ear openings, and earthy tones, this elusive reptile is perfectly adapted to the forests of Southeast Asia and the Nicobar Islands. Art: Joanna Isabel