Slow mo video of a Peacock in flight which I made in ranthambore last year. Parveen Kaswan, IFS Sudha Ramen 🇮🇳 Susanta Nanda IFS (Retd) Ramesh Pandey National Geographic Incredible!ndia Nikon India Official Dia Mirza Randeep Hooda Kevin Pietersen🦏 @nature BBC Earth BBC Travel

The melanistic leopard from Nagarahole tiger reserve. (Kabini) Mahesh Kumar

Tiger with Leopard kill from #ranthambore this morning. Parveen Kaswan, IFS IFS

That cyclist not able to believe on his luck !! The Independent

Ill be hosting a Photography trip to Masai Mara, #Africa for the #greatmigration this August. I have two spots left for the trip. Dm if you wish to join or need more info about the same.

Got lucky to photograph one of the most elusive animal, the #Caracal from #africa Nature Hunt

When hunter gets hunted. Tiger eating leopard in RTR. Rare capture by Harsha Narasimhamurthy. Have you seen anything like this !!

Thanks for sharing sir

#Colors of #kabini #wildlife

A tigress with her 4 cubs relaxing on a early winter morning in #kabini Nagarahole Tiger Reserve Nagarahole TR Karnataka Tourism @karnataka

#love This beautiful scene was from Amboseli , one of the evenings we saw this gorgeous lioness trot slowly and run towards her mate and then give him a mild slap. Love the way, how he looks at her constantly when she comes running to him. #nature #SonyAlpha Sony | Alpha

Monsoon jungles of #karnataka Karnataka Tourism Kumar Pushkar

Probably my favourite tiger park in the country will be for sure #ranthambore as i love the stunning habitats each zone has to offer and equally charming tigers each zone has. DM me if you wish to join me at ranthambhore on a guided photography Expedition.

The gorgeous Sultana dragging a sambar deer which she had brought down a few mins ago. The size of the sambar was way bigger than the tigress here. #catmankronicles #nature #wildlife #india #Ranthambore #natgeoindia

A young tigress strikingly poses on the tomb of a man who supposedly fell prey to a tiger many years ago in #tadoba @maharashtratourism

Cranes of the fields. We decided to search the fields around Bharatpur for Sarus cranes and we were astonished to see the numbers. We spent a full day with around a flock of around 50+ Sarus cranes in the agriculture fields.

A tiger was feasting, but not on its usual prey – it was feeding on a leopard! The shock, the awe, and the rarity of that moment left me speechless.rantha. These rare moments are what make the wild truly unpredictable and unforgettable."

A curious young #tiger climbs on a tree during its playtime with its siblings in #corbett tiger reserve on a cold winter morning. Uttarakhand Tourism Saket Badola Incredible!ndia PMO India