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The Bengal tiger at a waterhole in the Ranthambore National Park.

Tiger with a human face

If the Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan is a conservation success story, the tigers of the reserve have remarkable life stories of their own. Th

G. SHAHEED,Photographs by Aditya Dicky Singh

Pitta Kochi (1 of 1)

In quest of rare birds

Elusive birds in the montane ecosystem and the rainforests of the Philippines, Indonesian islands, Sri Lanka and Ghana are a feast for the eyes.

G. Shaheed,Photographs by Sabu Kinattukara

PIC BY A WILD MONKEY / DAVID SLATER / CATERS NEWS - (PICTURED: One of the photos that the monkey took with Davids camera. 1 of 2: This photo was the original photo the monkey took) - The photographer behind the famous monkey selfie picture is threatening to take legal action against Wikimedia after they refused to remove his picture because ‘the monkey took it’. David Slater, from Coleford, Gloucestershire, was taking photos of macaques on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi in 2011 when the animals began to investigate his equipment. A black crested macaque appeared to be checking out its appearance in the lens and it wasn’t long before it hijacked the camera and began snapping away. SEE CATERS COPY.

The selfie monkey

THE British wildlife photographer David J. Slater was taking pictures of black crested macaques at the Tangkoko Batuangus Dua Saudara Nature Reserve i

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In the leopard’s lair

Habitat loss and fragmentation have made the leopard vulnerable in the regions where it is found.

G. Shaheed,Photographs by Shefiq Basheer Ahammed

Himalayan wildlife

G. SHAHEED,Photographs By Shefiq Basheer Ahammed

Himalayan kaleidoscope

The Kedarnath sanctuary, spread over 972 square kilometres, is the largest protected area in the Himalayas.

G. Shaheed,Photographs by Shefiq Basheer Ahammed

Irresistible penguins

The icy South Georgia island in the South Atlantic Ocean reverberates with the shrill call of penguins, the predominant wildlife species of the region

G. SHAHEED,photographs by JON LANGELAND

Symphony on ice

The icy South Georgia island in the South Atlantic Ocean reverberates with the shrill call of penguins, the predominant wildlife species of the region

G. SHAHEED,photographs by JON LANGELAND

Brown bear, red salmon

Brown bears are one of the eight species of bears found in Eurasia, North America, Canada and parts of Asia.

G. Shaheed,Photographs by Shefiq Basheer Ahammed

In quest of the frogmouth

Sighting the Ceylon frogmouth at close quarters is perhaps a great achievement in bird monitoring and habitat restoration.

G. Shaheed,Photographs by Shefiq Basheer Ahammed

Flying with bald ibises

The climate in Tuscany is congenial for the birds.

On thin ice

Studies conducted by the Norwegian Polar Institute point to the far-reaching effects of global warming on the habitat and preying habits of the polar

G. Shaheed,Dr Jon Langeland