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Hibernation: Wildlife In Sleep Mode

Hibernation: Wildlife In Sleep Mode

From true hibernation to torpor, brumation, aestivation, and diapause, explore how animals survive extreme seasons with Wildlife SOS.Read Article

Wildlife Park Shares Hilariously Adorable Up-Close "Grooming Time For The Tapir"

Elephants · Leek

Wildlife Park Shares Hilariously Adorable Up-Close "Grooming Time For The Tapir"

The lowland tapir is a native of South America. This pair of totally spoiled tapirs resides at Peak Wildlife Park in Winkhill, Leek, in central England. You’ll understand why we call them spoiled after you watch this tapir grooming session. Please note that spoiled tapirs are not a bad thing. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Peak Wildlife Park (@peakwildlifepark) The tapirs seem to enjoy a good grooming session thoroughly. Those ch…See the Story

New Beginning For A Rescued Sloth Bear Cub Jimmy

Shahdol · Shahdol

New Beginning For A Rescued Sloth Bear Cub Jimmy

On the crisp morning of January 26, 2025, when the entire nation was celebrating Republic Day, a tiny cry echoed from a culvert below a busy highway in Shahdol near the Bandhavgarh National Park in Madhya Pradesh. It was a desperate, heart-wrenching and frightened call, and forest officials were summoned to address it. This cry was coming from a baby sloth bear, however, the mother bear was missing. Having found the abandoned cub 3-4 days prior …Read Article

Meet The Bat Families Of India!

Discover India's fascinating bat families and their vital ecological roles this Bat Appreciation Day. Learn, celebrate, and protect bats!India · India Read Article

Manu’s Bell Removal: A New Chapter In His Healing Journey

For almost six decades, a bell clung to Manu like an unshakable shadow, a constant reminder of his captivity. Every step he took was marked by its melancholic ring, echoing the weight of restraint he had borne for far too long, a stark reminder of his life as a ‘begging’ elephant. But now, as he is taking his first steps towards healing at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital Campus, Manu is finally free of the burden as the bell has been removed,…Uttar Pradesh · Uttar Pradesh Read Article

Bear Diary: Calm & Fearless Mubeen

In a quiet corner of the Wildlife SOS Agra Bear Rescue Facility (ABRF), where the air is rich with the scent of blooming flora, the ground hums with the soft rustling of leaves, and the distant murmur of a flowing river adds to the tranquility, lives Mubeen, a remarkable sloth bear with an indomitable spirit. [Photo © Wildlife SOS/ Atharva Pacharne] Mubeen was nearly four years old when she was rescued from Andhra Pradesh in 2008. When she arriv…Andhra Pradesh · Andhra Pradesh Read Article

Staff Of The Month: Srinu Srikanta Maharana

As the line between cities and forests blurs, a special kind of magic, infused with an unbreakable will to nurture and protect the voiceless, is what animal lovers seek. A magic borne not of myths or miracles, but by people whose passion transforms the ordinary into something truly extraordinary. For seven remarkable years, Srinu Srikanta Maharana, a beloved biologist, has been that magic for Wildlife SOS. When Srinu came across the African prov…Agra, India · Agra Read Article

Spotlight On: ‘Unspottable’ Mahi

In the heart of Maharashtra’s Junnar region lies a safe haven replete with greenery, and here, a stealthy observer moves with precision. His piercing golden eyes, keen and alert, notice everything. His strong, powerful and agile body is designed for survival. Meet Mahi, our Leopard of the Month! Mahi was yet another victim of human-wildlife conflict that desired his rescue. Today, the nearly 7-year-old leopard is indeed one of the most fascinati…Junnar · Junnar Read Article

Guardians Of Giants: Elephant Health Care Workshop In Assam

Elephants have long been seen as symbols of strength, wisdom, and cultural heritage in India. These poised giants are keystone species that shape our ecosystems, and their welfare is as paramount as it is the call of the hour. Recognising the need for both specialised veterinary care and urgent conservation, Wildlife SOS, in collaboration with the Assam Forest Department and Assam Animal Husbandry Department, organised the International Elephant…Elephants · Tamil Nadu Read Article

Rescues From The Helpline – January 2025

Wildlife SOS’s Rapid Response Units operate tirelessly to mitigate human-wildlife conflict, rescuing distressed animals and ensuring their safe return to their natural habitat. The first month of the new year brought with it several calls on our 24×7 helplines that resulted in multiple rescue operations. From reptiles seeking shelter in urban spaces to injured mammals in need of urgent medical attention, our dedicated teams responded swiftly to …Delhi, India · Delhi Read Article

Healing Traditions, Hurting Wildlife?

For centuries, people around the world have used traditional medicines as a means of healing as part of their cultural practices. Unlike alternative or herbal medicines, traditional medicines rely on animal-derived ingredients, which has led to a major concern towards wildlife populations. Despite laws and regulations, overhunting and poaching for wildlife trafficking of animal parts are rampant, which is leading numerous species to the brink of…Medical · Rajasthan Read Article

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