Wild Life

South Africa has introduced cutting-edge technology, including AI-powered surveillance and drone patrols, to combat the increasing threat of wildlife poaching. The Kruger National Park, a hotspot for illegal hunting, has seen a rise in poaching incidents, particularly involving rhinos and elephants. The new system uses thermal imaging cameras on drones to detect poachers in real-time, alerting rangers before animals are harmed. AI is also being employed to analyze movement patterns and predict poaching hotspots. The initiative has already shown promising results, with a 40% reduction in poaching-related arrests in the past six months. Conservationists hope this technology will set a…

Assam Governor Jagdish Mukhi on Monday released a calendar for the year 2023 titled ‘You and I’, comprising images of birds found in several components of the state. The conception, images and style of the calendar is by artist and former official Sanjib Gohain Boruah. The calendar could be a assortment of images of twelve pairs of birds found in several components of the state, mentioned an announcement released by the dominion Bhavan. Some rare birds found within the dominion Bhavan premises were conjointly enclosed within the calendar, the released added .Boruah, a outstanding artist of the state, was the…

Experts have discovered a replacement species of Wren-Babbler bird within the mountains of A team of birdwatchers, comprising members from Bengaluru, Chennai, Thiruvananthapuram created this discovery at the Mugaphi peak in Arunachal Pradesh. The specialists team were trekking the height in Arunachal Pradesh in March in search of the rare Grey-bellied Wren Babbler. once the team reached the height of the mountain in Arunachal Pradesh, it noticed a bird that looked kind of like the Grey- bellied Wren Babbler, however didn’t sound like one.The team has named the bird they found as Lisu Wren Babbler, once the Lisu community of…

The National Zoological Park, metropolis zoological garden has celebrated International chetah Day and life Conservation Day in national capital on fourth Gregorian calendar month. The aim of the celebration is to unfold awareness among the current generation concerning life Conservation. The day is devoted to encouraging individuals worldwide to assist this animal win the race against extinction. Cheetahs are carnivores and  they sometimes chase down their prey so bite its throat, killing it by taking off its air provide (suffocation).In Bharat the International chetah Day was celebrated by the National Zoological Park, national capital (Delhi zoological garden) unitedly with the…