Kabini - Where have all the tigers gone?
My last Kabini thread here titled . seems to have sparked of a kind of tiger exodus from the wonderland that is Kabini. Or at least, as far as I'm concerned. After that visit in the last week of
Stay updated with breaking news from Bonnet Macaque. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
My last Kabini thread here titled . seems to have sparked of a kind of tiger exodus from the wonderland that is Kabini. Or at least, as far as I'm concerned. After that visit in the last week of
The monkey reportedly threw the brick from the second floor of someone's home.
Representative image HASSAN: In a suspected case of poisoning, 38 monkeys (Bonnet Macaque) were found dead near Chowdanahalli village in Belur taluk in Hassan district on Wednesday night. The monkeys were killed elsewhere and the carcasses were disposed of at the village. The pile of dead monkeys included infants. Belur taluk health officer visited the spot and turned down the outbreak of KFD. At 11pm on Wednesday, when the villagers were going home, they saw some gunny bags scattered on the road. They opened the bags and were shocked to see monkeys stuffed inside them. Most of the monkeys w...
A short-lived tale of a monkey’s breech baby BySridhar VivanSridhar Vivan / Updated: Feb 20, 2021, 09:03 IST The monkey went into labour in a housing society and was in excruciating pain An animal rescue is easy when it is injured, and a little first aid does the trick until professional intervention. But Binny Mill, a resident of ETA Gardens, was in a fix when he spotted a monkey in terrible pain while giving birth. By the time the doctors arrived, the baby monkey had died. Bhavin Thakker, a businessman, said he received a call from his building’s security guard at around 9 am on Thur...
EIAs inadequate, factually incorrect; joint study slams clearances to Goa road, rail power projects By IANS | Published on Thu, Jan 7 2021 15:48 IST | 0 Views Villas emerging as 'villains' in Goa's tourism revival?. Image Source: IANS News Panaji, Jan 7 : Thirty environmentalists across India have slammed hasty environment clearances given to three controversial central government projects in the protected forest areas in and around Goa's Mollem villages, stating that "environment impact assessment (reports) for these projects are considerably weak" and riddled with inadequac...