Human-reptile conflicts continue to pose a serious threat to many species, as expanding human populations encroach upon natural habitats. - Huge Milestone Achieved In Wildlife Conservation With Rescue And Relief Of Over 2,300 Reptiles
Human-reptile conflicts continue to pose a serious threat to many species, as expanding human populations encroach upon natural habitats. - Huge Milestone Achieved In Wildlife Conservation With Rescue And Relief Of Over 2,300 Reptiles
Seeking refuge from the heat, a three-foot-long Monitor Lizard crawled into the engine of a delivery truck at a CNG filling station in Runakta, Agra. The reptile was kept under observation for a few hours and later released back into its .
With the rise in day temperatures, bears and elephants at the Agra and Mathura shelters of the Wildlife SOS, are splashing in the giant pools and savouring icy popsicles and water melons.The animals have to be provided cool and comfortable .
Changing climatic conditions affecting ecological equilibrium has in recent months forced wild animals to foray into human territory in search of food or shelter.A large number of elephants and leopards have been on a rampage spree in different .