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#Repost @wwf (@get_repost) ・・・ As this year draws to its end, #SafariWithSuyash isn't finished just yet!. We present to you Episode 3: Tigers & People, a delicate balance. On this episode @SuyashKeshari captures one of the rarest encounters ever. We will see some incredibly rare footage of a male tiger with a domesticated cattle kill and also chat with locals to understand the delicate relationship they have to tigers and its habitat. 🌳🐅🌳 Simply head to our IG story or click on the WWF Voices highlight on our profile to watch this episode 🎥🐅 * And don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube. A new episode will be released every Friday!! * *. About the Series: #SafariWithSuyash is a five-part YouTube series which follows #WWFVoices member @SuyashKeshari as he explores biodiversity-rich national parks around the world. Season 1 of this series will showcase tigers as the umbrella species in Bandhavgarh National Park, Central India, with a gripping tale of a tigress named Solo and her cubs. * #BigCats #Tigers #Wildlife #Bandhavgarh #MadhyaPradesh #India #Safari https://www.instagram.com/p/B6qakc1F9c-/?igshid=igeunixhx24t

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#Repost @wwf (@get_repost) ・・・ We are thrilled to present the Season-1 finale of #SafariWithSuyash Head to the link in our IG story to watch whether @suyashkeshari is finally able to track down Solo’s cubs or not! 🐯🐯 About the Series: #SafariWithSuyash is a five-part YouTube series which follows #WWFVoices member @SuyashKeshari as he explores biodiversity-rich national parks around the world. Season 1 of this series will showcase tigers as the umbrella species in Bandhavgarh National Park, Central India, with a gripping tale of a tigress named Solo and her cubs. #BigCats #Tigers #Wildlife #Bandhavgarh #MadhyaPradesh #India #Safari #safetigers https://www.instagram.com/p/B7LnHS5BTmy/?igshid=11ckdc98gx991

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#Repost @wwf (@get_repost) ・・・ #SafariWithSuyash is back with EPISODE 2: Land of the Tiger! Join @suyashkeshari as he finally begins tracking some big cats in India’s Bandhavgarh National Park. Follow the link in our Instagram story or head to the WWF Voices highlight on our profile to watch this episode and learn about the secrets of tiger tracking 🐾 And don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube. A new episode will be released every Friday!! About the Series: #SafariWithSuyash is a five-part YouTube series which follows #WWFVoices member @suyashkeshari as he explores biodiversity-rich national parks around the world. Season 1 of this series will showcase tigers as the umbrella species in Bandhavgarh National Park, Central India, with a gripping tale of a tigress named Solo and her cubs. #BigCats #Tigers #Wildlife #Bandhavgarh #MadhyaPradesh #India #Safari https://www.instagram.com/p/B6XmeBhBuL7/?igshid=ir3v6lzkazb0

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NATURE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE MONTH (JULY): Suyash Keshari // @SuyashKeshari, and the newest member of #WWFVoices is a wildlife photographer and filmmaker based out of New Delhi, India. With his camera, Suyash hopes to bring the most beautiful images of tigers to light and pair them up with "hard-hitting and compelling stories about the plight of our last remaining wild spaces, the sliver of hope for the future of this troubled species and everything else in its ecosystem". With Global Tiger Day coming up on July 29, join us in our mission to #doubletigers in the wild by 2022. Keep an eye on our Instagram story for a takeover from @SuyashKeshari https://www.instagram.com/p/B0jBu7GDIS0/?igshid=12jnse02xhl35

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#Repost from @wwf with @regram.app ... #WWFNatureShots "Tigers are really one of the animals that people emotionally connect with. They embody everything that a human admires: The courage, passion, beauty, strength and power. They are famous in countless legends, movies and books. Yet, they are struggling to survive." NATURE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE MONTH (JULY): Suyash Keshari // @SuyashKeshari, and the newest member of #WWFVoices is a wildlife photographer and filmmaker based out of New Delhi, India. With his camera, Suyash hopes to bring the most beautiful images of tigers to light and pair them up with "hard-hitting and compelling stories about the plight of our last remaining wild spaces, the sliver of hope for the future of this troubled species and everything else in its ecosystem". With Global Tiger Day coming up on July 29, join us in our mission to #doubletigers in the wild by 2022. Keep an eye on our Instagram story for a takeover from @SuyashKeshari We are featuring one of our amazing contributing photographers every month for the rest of the year. If you are interested in contributing any nature-related photos or videos to WWF, drop us an email at [email protected]. https://www.instagram.com/p/B0jBDZ5DOXK/?igshid=10teu9xa82nmq

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Repost from @jasonsavagephoto - Some of the most incredible animals you’ll ever meet! Rhinos have been on this planet for for some 50 million years. Roaming across continents and becoming the most abundant and successful mammals of its time. They prehistoric rhinos look very different to today’s modern day rhinos, and actually they were the largest land mammal to ever live. The Paraceratherium stood 5 metres tall and weighed 20 tonneas. It had a longer neck to browse on the leaves. They evolved perfectly to their surroundings. Only changing once early elephants started to evolve and out competed the rhinos with its trunk. Now out of the 5 rhino species still alive today they are all facing the same fate as the wooly rhino from the ice age. Extinction is for ever and the Sumatran rhino is the oldest and most closely related to the ancient wooly rhinos and it is also the closest to extinction with the possibility of only having 30 animals alive today! The Javan rhino in the Ujung Kulon National Park in the western tip of java holds the only known population of the species and there is only 67 left. The Indian rhino is continuing to be poached but the population is increaseing due to strict conservation efforts by the Indian government. There is around 3500. The black rhino numbers went as low as 2000 but numbers are slowly growing with strict conservation initiatives and the numbers are around 5000. The white rhinos, like the ones in the photo, are the most numerous and most heavily poached. There numbers have dropped from 20,000 to as low as 15,000 but who can really trust the stats. ---------------------------------------------------- On average 3 rhinos lose their lives everyday in Africa, at the hand of poachers. Join @shareduniverseventures goal in creating rhino safe havens. #savageencounters #loveyourwildlife #dehornedandbeautiful #wildlifephotography #sorai #loverhino #stoppoaching #itsworthsaving #everyrhinocounts #rhino #conservation #earthcapture #forthewild #africa #safari #model #meetsouthafrica #roam247 #onlyafrica #wwfvoices #travel #animalonearth #iheartafricaproject #instagood #photooftheday #wildlifeplanet