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We consider species to be like a brick in the foundation of a building. You can probably lose one or two or a dozen bricks and still have a standing house. But by the time you lost 20 percent of species, you're going to destabilise the entire structure. That's the way ecosystem work" - Donald Falk
Tiger Photographic Safari
Have you ever dreamt of an opportunity to.... photograph a Tiger in
ambush - about to make a kill of some unsuspecting prey, a Malabar
pied hornbill feeding its young ones, a Rhino hidden in tall grass
not liking your presence while you are enjoying your Elephant Safari.
Well, if you want to capture many such extraordinary moments in Indian
Wildlife then you are on the right website.
Click
here for Tiger Photography Safari |
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We adopted Tamara (Indo-Chinese
tiger)
Tamara, an Indo-Chinese tiger, was discovered as a young cub confined
to a tiny barren cage. She is believed to have originally been rescued
from a circus. Tamara taken to Cambodian Phnom Tamoa Wildlife Rescue
Centre suffering from a wide range of behavioural problems.
She lives in a large natural habitat enclosure built by CWI (
Care for the Wild International )
near Phnom Penh, Cambodia. |
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