Amarsingh wildlife rescuer

26/05/2026

Releasing juvenile Russell's viper

25/05/2026

25/05/2026

Snakebite mitigation......

20/05/2026

Rescued a Russell's viper from saidpura industrial area.

06/05/2026

Rescue and release of a Bengal monitor lizard, rescued from zirakpur.....

29/04/2026

Four hippos brought to Colombia by Pablo Escobar in the 1980s have multiplied into nearly 200 wild hippos today. Because they are spreading fast and harming the environment, Colombia plans to kill some of them.

However, Indian businessman Anant Ambani has offered to relocate about 80 hippos to India to save them—but this plan is still under discussion and not yet approved.

13/04/2026

Snakes have evolved incredible ways to deliver venom, and fang types tell the story. The Gaboon viper uses front folding fangs, which can fold back when the mouth closes but extend fully when striking. These massive fangs allow deep, powerful venom injections.

The king cobra has fixed front fangs, perfect for striking with speed and precision. Its venom is deadly, and the fangs are permanently positioned at the front of the mouth, making it a highly efficient predator in the wild.

Some snakes, like the boomslang, use rear grooved fangs. These fangs help guide venom into prey while the snake holds on, requiring careful bites but still delivering potent toxins. Meanwhile, snakes like the ball python have fangless jaws (aglyphous), relying on constriction rather than venom to subdue prey.

Understanding fang types highlights how evolution shapes predators for survival. Each fang style—folding, fixed, grooved, or absent—matches the snake’s hunting strategy and environment. From deep strikes to precision bites, snakes show that even tiny differences in anatomy can make the difference between catching dinner or going hungry in the wild.

13/04/2026

In a narrow alley on Hidalgo Street in Manila, Philippines, a white kitten was born blind, unable to hunt, see danger, or navigate the world around him.

Survival in such conditions would be nearly impossible, yet he continues to live against all odds.

What neighbors say happened next has touched many hearts. Over time, two and sometimes three stray cats began appearing near him, bringing food and leaving it right in front of him.

They gently interact with him, guiding him by touch and quietly staying nearby as if making sure he is safe.

What makes the story even more remarkable is that these cats are not part of the same group and are often seen apart elsewhere. Yet when they come to this alley, they seem to work together only for him, then leave as if nothing happened.

In a place where life is already a daily struggle, this quiet behavior has been seen as a powerful example of compassion in the animal world.