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A fossil park, a pre-historic trip

A fossil park, a pre-historic trip

Unbelievably, in the middle of the desert, miles from a village or town, we found a fossil park, which was a ride through. And the officials there had pet Emus. (aggressive birds, if I may say) We had to push the bikes far from their breakfast table so as not to startle them. 2022, Thar Desert, near Jaisalmer. India

u/not_a_city_girl — 13 hours ago

Patdev with his Mommy in Pench

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In Pench, I saw and heard about the grown "cub" Patdev; everyone was talking about how he had overstayed with his mom, even though he should have created territory months ago. He was about 4 years old. Mom was still sharing her food with him. Does anyone know if he has found his territory?

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u/not_a_city_girl — 1 day ago
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She found her “mini me”

She so loves that toy, I think i see why 😁. Let me see your bears favorite I need some gift ideas.

u/not_a_city_girl — 2 days ago

A cheetah reached Tiger Territory - Ranthambhore?

2 years ago, I was in KUNO. I had the good fortune of spending a day with the bird census team. I did not see a cheetah, but they were concerned about a tiger coming into Kuno (apparently, they recorded some pug marks). At that time, Kuno Rangers were catching and re-localising the cheetahs, but that may not be a long-term solution. What is the reading from the experts in the group?

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u/not_a_city_girl — 3 days ago