Nature Safari India Blog
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Nature Safari India Blog is a wildlife and adventure travel blog founded in 2011. The blog is run by a team of wildlife enthusiasts and photographers, who share their experiences and stories of nature and wildlife in India. The blog also provides information about travel destinations, eco-friendly tours, and photography workshops.
Nature Safari India Blog
1w ago
Introduction India is renowned for its extraordinary biological diversity, encompassing a wide range of ecosystems, habitats, and species. The country is home to several distinct biodiversity hotspots, including the Western Ghats, the Eastern Himalayas, the Indo-Burma region, and the Sundaland (including the Andaman and Nicobar… Know about Freshwater Turtles and Tortoises of India ..read more
Nature Safari India Blog
1w ago
The Definition of Ungulates Ungulates are mammals distinguished by the presence of hooves, which are enlarged toenails. Initially, the term “ungulate” specifically encompassed the orders Artiodactyla (even-toed) and Perissodactyla (odd-toed). However, recent studies have broadened this classification to include other mammals such as elephants, hyraxes,… The Odd Toed ungulates of India ..read more
Nature Safari India Blog
2w ago
How is Singalila National Park preserving biodiversity Nestled in the pristine Eastern Himalayas lies a gem of biodiversity conservation – Singalila National Park. This enchanting sanctuary, situated in the Indian state of West Bengal, boasts a rich tapestry of flora and fauna, making it a… Singalila National Park – Red Panda and Rhododendron Conservation ..read more
Nature Safari India Blog
2w ago
Introduction The deer is a type of even-toed ungulate, which are mammals with hooves where the hoof is a modified nail. Deer belongs to the order Artiodactyl, which includes even-toed ungulates. The Cervidae family, or deer family, consists of ruminant ungulates characterized by a moist,… ..read more
Nature Safari India Blog
2M ago
Top Five Predator of High-Altitude Trans Himalaya Embarking on a journey through the rugged terrains of the Trans Himalaya, which spans across India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet, one enters a realm where the air is thinner, the landscapes are breathtaking, and the wildlife is… Top Five Predator of High Himalayas ..read more
Nature Safari India Blog
3M ago
Turtles, the oldest living vertebrates, have graced Earth for a staggering 150 million years, pre-dating even the age of dinosaurs. Ranking as the heaviest reptiles globally, they share the common trait of breathing air, akin to all reptiles and humans. Noteworthy is their remarkable ability… Marine Turtles Along the Coast of India ..read more
Nature Safari India Blog
4M ago
Survival can be a challenging task, especially when you find yourself in nature surrounded by predators. Every animal, whether on land or in water, has developed certain qualities that help them evade predators. These unique traits make them a challenge for their hunters. In this… Interesting Defense Tactics of Animals Around The World ..read more
Nature Safari India Blog
5M ago
In a fast-paced world where stress and constant demands take a toll on our well-being, wellness resorts have become sanctuaries of rejuvenation and relaxation. India, with its diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage, offers a plethora of world-class wellness resorts that cater to the needs… India’s Top Five Wellness Resorts: Tranquility Meets Transformation ..read more
Nature Safari India Blog
5M ago
Langurs (Leaf Eating Monkeys) of India Langurs are leaf-eating primates with a unique multi-chambered stomach that enables them to digest tough plant material during their long resting periods, leading to their distinctive large belly. Their high-fiber diet includes leaves, unripe fruits, bark, and blossoms, all… 10 Types of Langur Monkey Species in India ..read more
Nature Safari India Blog
7M ago
Introduction to the King Cobra The King Cobra, scientifically known as Ophiophagus hannah, holds the title of being the largest venomous snake in the world and is predominantly found in the regions of South and Southeast Asia. Their substantial size has led to an unjustified… All about the King Cobra: Habitat, Venom, Hunting, Diet ..read more