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Indian Spotted Chevrotain: Facts, Diet, and Habitat of the Mouse Deer
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Indian Spotted Chevrotain: Facts, Diet, and Habitat of the Mouse Deer
Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
All you need to know about the shy and solitary mouse deer
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Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
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Secret Life of the Mouse Deer
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Secret Life of the Mouse Deer
Dr Asad Rahmani
The shy and solitary mouse deer, the smallest of all deer in India, lives a quiet life in the thick undergrowth of a dense forest
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Dr Asad Rahmani
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Agile Mountaineer: The Treacherous Summit of the Ibex
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Agile Mountaineer: The Treacherous Summit of the Ibex
Gautam Pandey
Every winter, as heavy snow envelops the Himalayan mountains, the Ibex descends to the lower slopes in search of food. But the journey is long and arduous, and danger lurks at every bend
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Gautam Pandey
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The Trotter of Ladakh’s Stark Mountains
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The Trotter of Ladakh’s Stark Mountains
Sustain Team
Imran Frozen
The rocky Changthang plateau is a study in brown, and galloping along its stark landscape are herds of handsome, graceful and spirited, kiangs
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Sustain Team
Imran Frozen
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Running Free: Tibetan Wild Ass of the Trans-Himalaya
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Running Free: Tibetan Wild Ass of the Trans-Himalaya
Amrita Das
Grazing and galloping their way through the alpine grasslands and vast plateaus of Ladakh, Tibetan wild asses or kiangs are sturdy, graceful creatures that herd together to defend themselves
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Amrita Das
Photo Story
The Ladakh Urial’s Life at the Edge
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The Ladakh Urial’s Life at the Edge
Sustain Team
Imran Frozen
The urial has roamed the high mountains of Asia since the Ice Age, but recent climate changes, new developments, competition with livestock, and other shifts are testing its survival skills. Will this monarch of the mountains survive the challenges we throw at it?
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Sustain Team
Imran Frozen
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At a Canter: The Kiang of the Changthang
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At a Canter: The Kiang of the Changthang
Trisha Gupta
Droves of Tibetan wild ass or kiang are a common sight in the rolling open grasslands and marshy wetlands of Ladakh’s Changthang Wildlife Sanctuary
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Trisha Gupta
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