#wildlifeconservation

Dhole - an Asian wild dog  … With less than 2,500 left, every Dhole counts! Let’s protect the wild dogs of Asia

India is home to 3,682 wild tigers...nearly 70% of the world's wild tiger population. Since 2006, India's tiger population has more than doubled, making it a global leader in wildlife conservation.

A success built on: 🐅 Project Tiger 🌿 58 Tiger Reserves across 18 States 📍 ~84,500 sq. km under protection 🛡️ Science-led conservation led by the NTCA

White tiger facing forward.

Size 120 x 90 cm

(Scutigera coleoptrata) With its yellowish-brown striped body and up to 15 pairs of legs, they can certainly be quite startling. Though a bit scary to some, they are quite beneficial to keep around the house. As they cannot bite you, and they hunt down and eat other household pests

Though originally from the Mediterranean, theyre now found worldwide in dark places like basements and attics. They are also cannibalistic and self regulating. Meaning house centipedes cannot overwhelm or "infest" a house as they will begin to eat each other if there are more than a few present.

A face of wisdom, survival, and the rainforest itself. 🧡🌿 The Sumatran orangutan is more than beautiful — it’s a seed-spreading, tree-dwelling guardian of one of Earth’s most precious ecosystems.