Interesting blog – and great pictures. Coincidentally, I quit my career as a statistician recently and have gone back to school for a conservation biology degree. Very interested to see you working with NCF folks because I’ve been trying to see if I can work on my thesis with them. Your posts about human-wildlife conflict were heart-breaking. Congrats on the exhibition – it’s a great message.
is it too much to hope that the fetus somehow survived and is being taken care of? :/
Interesting blog – and great pictures. Coincidentally, I quit my career as a statistician recently and have gone back to school for a conservation biology degree. Very interested to see you working with NCF folks because I’ve been trying to see if I can work on my thesis with them. Your posts about human-wildlife conflict were heart-breaking. Congrats on the exhibition – it’s a great message.
bindu
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Thats very sad.
I guess the color version would be unsightly..?
Full story
Hi Kalyan,
Can you please post the whole story?
Prasad
:(( That’s sad.
Post the colour version.
Re: Full story
Just posted that in a new entry 🙂
It was already dead when the vet cut open the mother. But it was amazing that the fetus actually had its hand covering its mouth.
Nice to hear from you. Are you working out of India ?
oh, what a shame! Nonetheless this is a beautiful photograph, thank you for sharing it with us. <3