Doing a press release here in Valparai with the images to tell people the leopard’s side of the story.
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The ShockDoing a press release here in Valparai with the images to tell people the leopard’s side of the story. 15 Responses to “The Shock”Leave a Reply |
doing a great job
Hi Kalyan
kudos to you mate for taking the cudgels for the protection and conservation of wildlife in India. btw is there anyway we can help you and the NCF in this regard. Any volunteering activities or awareness campaigns that can be done from our side which can help you guys. Do let know if any such volunteer activities are there?
regards
Vivek
and what happened to the leapord, did it make it?
They did finally release it in the wild. So we just have to hope it can survive the next few days out there.
Thats a truly moving picture.
Good for you. I can’t imagine how hard it must be to take the side of the animal who is seen as worthless. Strength be with you.
very moving image. Your images speak for themselves.
Great Going!
Its one thing to fight the enemies , but its altogether a different game to turn you enemies into friends .. I truly appreciate your initiative of the press release .. I hope it accomplishes the latter. Good luck.
Beauttiful.. powerful capture.. (no pun intended..)
Good luck with your effort at increasing awareness among the people!
Really! That is fabulous! They had once trapped a leopard in Mangalore and released it at the wildlife park near by. It didn’t survive two days. It was caught near some shops. Same story as the one you mentioned. Poor thing was surrounded by hundreds of people, couple of whom he had attacked. And had injuries too maybe from dumb bastards stoning it!!
This is great move! Keep us posted..
-Pramod Viswanath
Good job, dude!
Very ugly..We are not even aware of where we are heading towards..!!
Hope it survives, and thrives.
–Prasad Sudhakar
Have been visiting your site for some time now…great work…keep it up..
Saif
Truly commnedable. Must appreciate your skills here. Keep it going!
-Des
my tech blog
Why is Kanthi is chains?
I’m new to your site and amazing photos. I’ve taken greatly to elephants and am concerned for their welfare. Could you tell me why Kanthi has chains on your ankles? Is she chained at night? I suppose her will was broken by those who take care of her? Does she live with a herd? Does she appear happy? Has she ever been hit or yelled at?