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From vibrant weaver bird nests to majestic peacocks and colourful butterflies, Gurugram’s urban spaces reveal stunning glimpses of wildlife, offering a rare chance to witness nature’s beauty thriving amid the city.
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A rare black panther cub has been spotted in Karnataka’s Bhadra Tiger Reserve, thrilling visitors and wildlife enthusiasts, as forest staff confirm the new addition alongside an already resident adult panther.
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The joint BMC Ecology and Evolution and BMC Zoology image competition marks its third edition, succeeding the BMC Ecology and Evolution contest (2021–2023) and the BMC Ecology contest (2013–2020).
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Chrysina limbata, a rare beetle from Central America, stuns with its mirror-like shell. Its metallic sheen isn't paint but nature’s trick of light, making it a living, shining marvel.
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Clouded leopards are rarely seen in the wild, especially with young. There are fewer than 10,000 of them left globally. Sightings in Northeast India remain limited.
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Often called nature’s “baby dragon,” the Great Eared Nightjar is a rare nocturnal bird known for its dragon-like looks, eerie calls, and incredible camouflage in dense forest habitats.
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With its iridescent feathers and vibrant colours, the Himalayan Monal dazzles both nature lovers and photographers. Often called the ‘jewel of the mountains’, this shy bird thrives in high-altitude forests.
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Step into a world where fantasy meets reality. These ten extraordinary animals look like they've leapt out of mythical tales, yet they exist right here on Earth.
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These bluebirds are often found at high altitudes. They travel together in groups, weaving through chilly Himalayan air.
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The two-headed form, known as dicephaly, is caused by incomplete embryo separation. Although rare, this condition occasionally occurs in reptiles
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A picture of a father gharial with more than 100 of his juveniles on his back has gone viral. The strong photo, taken by celebrated wildlife photographer Dhritiman Mukherjee, was captured in the Ganges River, India.
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Arrowhead, officially known as T-84, died at 14. Her death came just hours after her daughter was moved to another reserve.
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From jungle giants to tiny insects, these animal mums go to extreme lengths to protect their young. Discover the ten fiercest mothers in the wild who fight, guard, and even sacrifice themselves for their babies.
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Discover 10 stunning birds with vibrant orange chests and bellies, from orioles to bluebirds. These colourful species brighten skies across North America with their beauty.
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Get acquainted with nature's most exceptional wonders—purple creatures that impress with their striking colors and stunning good looks. Learn about these stunning animals from across the globe.
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Tigress Riddhi, also named T-124, was captured playing a happy afternoon with her cubs inside Rajasthan's Ranthambore National Park.
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A photographer in South Carolina captured a rare sight: an orange alligator basking in the sun.
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Masai Mara National Park in Kenya is a wildlife haven. From majestic predators to unique herbivores, it offers an unforgettable safari experience. Here are 11 must-see animals you shouldn’t miss!
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Explore 10 photogenic national parks perfect for wildlife photographers. Capture stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife in these breathtaking destinations.
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The Natural History Museum, which organises the Wildlife Photography Awards each year, has opened voting for the People's Choice Award 2024. Explore stunning images of wildlife and nature worldwide, and vote for your favourite.
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The video, titled "Locking eyes with a snow leopard," has mesmerised social media users worldwide, who are praising both the animal and Henry's exceptional photography.
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Padma Bhushan awardee heart surgeon Dr Panda never skips exercise and yoga even if he has to forgo sleep. Keeping passion alive is also crucial for this acclaimed wildlife photographer.
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World Wildlife Day 2022: Photographers Oana Baković from Romania, Federico Borella from Italy, and Milan Radisics from Hungary are the finalists of the 2022 Professional competition.
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Photographer Dmitry Kokh said that there were around 20 polar bears, most of them males, that he could see walking around the abandoned building, which was built in the 1930s, in scenes that he described as a "once in a lifetime situation".
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Let’s take a look at the winning photographs by some of the outstanding photographers around the world.
