Photo by Gyaltsen.wangdi
Maharashtra, India
Recognized as one of the world's Biodiversity Hotspots, the herpetofauna of this misty forest includes a diverse range of reptiles and amphibians like the Nilgiri Keelback and the Malabar Gliding Frog.
Recognized as one of the world's Biodiversity Hotspots, the herpetofauna of this misty forest includes a diverse range of reptiles and amphibians like the Nilgiri Keelback and the Malabar Gliding Frog.
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An orange beauty on a lush green carpet. From the variety of crab species found in India, the orange crab is one such beautifully colored species which is endemic to the indian jungles.
Various Indian scientists are working towards getting an enhanced understanding of such lesser known species, and also have successfully described various new species. Awareness about lesser fauna is first step towards it's conservation is what I think.
Orange Crab
Amboli
August 2018
"Green All the Way" : Bamboo Pit Viper (Trimeresurus gramineus), Aug 2017, Amboli, Maharashtra, India
exif : 7dmkII | 16mm | f6.3 | 1/40s | iso 400| partial metering | No Flash
Roshan Suresh Wonderful
"From Shadows" : Green Vine Snake (Oxybelis fulgidus), Aug 2017, Amboli, Maharashtra, India
exif : 7dmkII | 100mm | f5 | 1/320s | iso 640| partial metering
Harish K Great shot
Eggs of Amboli Bush Frog. This is an evolution in this species of frog where they have skipped the tadpole stage and complete the cycle in a thin layer of egg itself, to avoid predation during their tadpole stage.
Sameer Vaid Wow.. incredible
Tanmay Keshav Intriguing.. lovely documentation
Arpit Parekh Thank You !!!
Gulnar Vij Superb work
Aditya Vaidya Amazing
Sharan Joshi Incredible! How many such eggs did you see together?
Nishant Parekh Mind blowing!
Arpit Parekh @Sharan Joshi. Couldn't count it was clutches of eggs but guess would be more then 70/80 in numbers.
Arpit Parekh Thank you Everyone..
Raman Kishore Amazing documentation
"Habitat" : Malabar Pit Viper (Green Morph) , Amboli, August 2016
Gulnar Vij Amazing shot
Harshil D Superb!
Arkadev P Venomous snake right?
Shikhar Parekh Lovely shot
Varun Rawat Super
Gurdyal Singh Thank you!
Malabar Pit Viper. Endemic Venomous Snake of western Ghats of India.
