INDIA - THE DISAPPEARING WILDLIFE 🇮🇳 WATCH: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxJHBh8cPGc Our work is focused more and more on conservational issues. We feel that we need to fight for our planet and for wild animals and we can do that with our films and photos. Snake Rescue Call is coming out this year and it is totally focused on human-snake conflict mitigation in India. The Desert of Rattlesnakes is also coming out in 2019 and it also features human-snake conflict topic. But our visions expand

India is home to an incredibly diverse range of wildlife animals, thanks to its varied landscapes—from the towering Himalayas to the dense Western Ghats and vast plains. The country is a sanctuary for iconic species such as the **Bengal tiger**, **Asiatic elephant**, **Indian leopard**, and **Indian rhinoceros**. Forests and national parks across India also host unique and endangered animals like the **snow leopard** in the Himalayas, the **lion-tailed macaque** in the south, and the **red panda

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🚨 WILDLIFE SPECIES DECLINE🚨 Since 1970, population sizes of mammals, fish, birds, reptiles, and amphibians have declined at an alarming average rate of 69%. From Namibia’s black rhinos to the black-footed ferrets in the Himalayas, WWF has launched efforts around the globe to rescue species from the brink of extinction. Give today to sustain WWF’s mission. | World Wildlife Fund

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🚨 WILDLIFE SPECIES DECLINE🚨 Since 1970, population sizes of mammals, fish, birds, reptiles, and amphibians have declined at an alarming average rate of 69%. From Namibia’s black rhinos to the black-footed ferrets in the Himalayas, WWF has launched efforts around the globe to rescue species from the brink of extinction. Give by 12/31 to sustain WWF’s mission. | World Wildlife Fund