close encounters of the trunked kind

This is an amazing destination, for someone who can see that there are others among the most intelligent species on our planet, this is an fascinating destination.

Similar Posts

  • sloths in action

    Going beyond the conventional meaning of being slothful – the slow movement of a sloth may well be a survival skill to avoid detection by predators. In this pretty cool clip from the BBC, legendary David Attenborough has a close encounter with a sloth, and talks about its adaptation to the lack of nutrition in…

  • Looking Around

    While children’s ability to look around is still unpolluted by the interaction with electronic devices (which is often multi-tasked and at a high speed) they have a keen sense of observation. Snail having a snack (This snail was spotted by a child after 2 of us had passed it by) The ideal way to eat…

  • Nature Walk

    …..Could go on a nature walk in Turahalli Forest this morning after a long gap…There is so much to explore in nature…..we just wanted to know the home of different life in the forest but we could just touch the tip of the iceberg. We got lost in exploring the rocks……its amazing to go back…

  • tiny frog

    Yesterday night, saw this frog who’d somehow made it indoors… the size of a thumbnail… seemed to be well adapted to the flooring tiles 🙂 Looking at the movement of the throat… I’d assumed it was the frog’s pulse. Or maybe it was practicing croaking and waiting for me to go away to increase the…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *