WILDLIFEHISTORY

ZSL London Zoo has revealed the names of three Critically Endangered Sumatran tiger cubs born at the conservation zoo in June – announcing the trio as Inca, Zac and Crispin. The three names were decided by ZSL supporters, after the roarsome chance to choose them was auctioned at the Charity’s Safari in the City Gala. #wildlife #londonzoo #REVEALNAMESOFSUMATRANTIGERSTRIPLETSCUBS #zsl

Zeus, the lemur who helped double its species at a New Zealand zoo.Wellington Zoo in New Zealand has increased its number of ring-tailed lemurs from five to 13after welcoming four sets of twins in the past two months.

TWO SAME SEX PENGUINS HATCHED AN EGG | LONDON ZOO The chief curator of London Zoo probably has more experience of penguins than most. When it comes to love, he thinks we humans could learn a thing or two from them. “Humans could take lessons from other animals as it is about survival at the end of the day and caring. We have a lot to learn from penguins.” London Zoo is currently home to three same-sex Humboldt penguin couples – two male and one female – out of a total of 95 penguins, a higher percentage than the 5 percent of the human population estimated to be LGBT+. The Penguins first arrived at London Zoo in 1865, 37 years after it first opened as a center for scientific study

'Elusive' Cat-Like Fossa Triplets Born for the First Time at the Chester Zoo New Zealand's Wellington Zoo has more than doubled its population of endangered ring-tailed lemurs after its four females gave birth to twins, the zoo's primate manager said on Tuesday. Ring-tailed lemurs, endemic to Madagascar, are on the endangered list. Wellington Zoo has only had ring-tailed lemurs for 18 months and got Zeus, their male, at the beginning of 2022 with the hope they might be able to add to their population. Primate manager Lisa Ridley said given all four adult female lemurs were first-time mums, they were not sure whether they'd have success with breeding them. The population of ring-tailed lemurs, made famous by King Julien in the 2005 movie "Madagascar", is declining in the wild. One of the challenges is female ring-tailed lemurs are only sexually receptive for one or two days a year.

Giant pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia's stay in Singapore will be extended for five more years to 2027 after 10 years of living in Singapore's River Wonders attraction. The extension agreement was signed, According to the agreement, the cooperation will focus on giant panda conservation research and the wellbeing of captiveGiant pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia's stay in Singapore will be extended for five more years to 2027 after 10 years of living in Singapore's River Wonders attraction. The extension agreement was signed According to the agreement, the cooperation will focus on giant panda conservation research and the wellbeing of captive pandas. Tourists flocked to the zoo to welcome the good news and to celebrate Kai Kai's 15th birthday and Jia Jia's recent 14th birthday. Kai Kai and Jia Jia were sent to Singapore in 2012, three years after the agreement on cooperative research on giant pandas was signed for the 20th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Singapore. Giant panda cub Le Le was born in River Safari in Singapore on Aug 14, 2021 as Kai Kai and Jia Jia's firstborn. Tourists flocked to the zoo to welcome the good news and to celebrate Kai Kai's 15th birthday and Jia Jia's recent 14th birthday. Kai Kai and Jia Jia were sent to Singapore in 2012, three years after the agreement on cooperative research on giant pandas was signed for the 20th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Singapore.

Meet Hamna Hussain, Maldives national volleyball player turned shark guide, who spends every day with the apex predators off her home island of Fuvahmulah. It's there scientists from the international Nekton Mission will conduct research to understand more about the behaviour of these giant creatures. Hamna "Hampty" Hussain is the first female dive master from Fuvahmulah in The Maldives. While relatively new to the world of diving, Hamna is sharing her passion for the ocean and sharks with people around the world. She is also inspiring women and young women everywhere to pursue diving opportunties. Diving with Sharks According to Hamty, the tiger sharks in Fuvahmulah are resident sharks. “For me, sharks are just like a cat or puppies. They have taught me alot. Sharks are the apex predators, and they’ve been here for 500 million years. Even though we go into their territory, they acknowledge and respect us.” Hamna believes sharks can control their surroundings. When a shark enters the area while diving, the diver says she can feel its presence even if she does not see the shark. “The Maldives is a haven for sharks because shark fishing or finning is restricted here. But in other parts of the world, it’s still a problem.” Hamna came to the industry without knowing anyone or anything about it. “I did not have anyone to look up to in the beginning. I just went into the ocean, and the ocean kind of spoke to me.” Working as a divemaster, Hamna met alot of people from various parts of the world. She expresses delight in knowing everyone shares a mutual love for the ocean.

London Zoo's three new tigers cubs have been given a clean bill of health, at their first check up. Born on 27 June, the trio of Sumatran tigers were confirmed as two males and a female during their milestone appointment. As mom Gaysha waited nearby, ZSL veterinarian Dr Ellie Milnes gave each stripey youngster a thorough nose-to-tail examination, checking their eyes, teeth and heart. Their overall physical health and their weight was also noted - the two males clocking in at 9.3kg and 8.25kg, and the female weighing 6.7kg. The trio were also given their first vaccinations, and microchipped to easily identify them as they grow. Their details will be recorded on the global breeding programme for the species. This first health check is really important for the cubs, not only is it a chance for us to really investigate how they’re doing and how well they’re growing, but their first vaccinations help to boost their young immune system and keep them healthy and well.

Giant pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia's stay in Singapore will be extended for five more years to 2027 after 10 years of living in Singapore's River Wonders attraction. The extension agreement was signed witnessed by Singapore's Minister of State for Trade and Industry Low Yen Ling and Chinese Ambassador to Singapore Sun Haiyan. According to the agreement, the cooperation will focus on giant panda conservation research and the wellbeing of captive Giant pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia's stay in Singapore will be extended for five more years to 2027 after 10 years of living in Singapore's River Wonders attraction the good news and to celebrate Kai Kai's 15th birthday and Jia Jia's recent 14th birthday. "I think it's good that we get to see the pandas," said a visitor. "I'm very happy, because I love pandas. They are so cute," said a young visitor to the panda enclosure. Kai Kai and Jia Jia were sent to Singapore in 2012, three years after the agreement on cooperative research on giant pandas was signed for the 20th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Singapore. Giant panda cub Le Le was born in River Safari in Singapore on Aug 14, 2021 as Kai Kai and Jia Jia's firstborn.

Born on 27 June, the trio of Sumatran tigers were confirmed as two males and a female during their milestone appointment. As mom Gaysha waited nearby, ZSL veterinarian Dr Ellie Milnes gave each stripey youngster a thorough nose-to-tail examination, checking their eyes, teeth and heart. Their overall physical health and their weight was also noted - the two males clocking in at 9.3kg and 8.25kg, and the female weighing 6.7kg. The trio were also given their first vaccinations, and microchipped to easily identify them as they grow. Their details will be recorded on the global breeding programme for the species. This first health check is really important for the cubs, not only is it a chance for us to really investigate how they’re doing and how well they’re growing, but their first vaccinations help to boost their young immune system and keep them healthy and well. The cubs are to be named later.

A small langoor name chandni she loves children and makes love with them and play.

Pili Nalike or tiger dance — isa folk dance form of Dakshina Kannada in coastal Karnatakaoffered as a 'seva' to the Devi during Navaratri.

TIGER REAL ROARING VIDEO

The Bengal tiger is a population of the Panthera tigris tigris subspecies. It ranks among the biggest wild cats alive today. It is considered to belong to the world's charismatic megafauna. Scientific name:Panthera tigris tigris Height:90 – 110cm (At Shoulder) Mass:200 – 260kg (Male, Adult), 100 – 160kg (Female, Adult) Origin Bengal tigers are native toIndia and Bangladesh, and are often referred to as Indian tigers. They are large and extremely powerful, making them one of the most respected apex predators!

A little white cat in between human life tried to settled with them.

LEOPARD ATTACK DURING RESCUE

CROCODILE ATTACKS ON CHEETAH | VIRAL VIDEO |

INCREDIBLE CROCOCDILE FIGHT | मगरमच्छ लड़ाई । #crocodilefight #alligator #alligatorfight #ghadiyal #ghadiyalfight #india #cheetah #crocodile #aligator #vulture #birds #india #deersbaby #deer #kingcobra #mongoose #wildlife #गेंडा #wildlifeindia #wildindia #bengaltiger #chirpingbirds #indianbirds #india #viral

RHINO CALF BIRTH | SHORT DOCUMENTARY based on a rhino female who birth her first baby calf.

KING COBRA VS MONGOOSE REAL FIGHT

An story of a Indian pied myna baby.

A short documentary film on eld's deer.