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Started by manindra_m, May 06, 2025, 11:16:18 AM

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manindra_m

Quote from: Hankosaurus on May 26, 2025, 09:17:35 AMManindra, the image is quite good.   The emotional impact of this "natural process" is very strong, and to me personally, evokes considerable sadness, and empathy for the prey.  The picture certainly has impact.  It screams to the viewer "Never, ever get within reach of this creature!!!"

Agree with you. Nature has always been raw and unforgiving . That's its way of maintaining ecological balance

Hankosaurus

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Manindra, the image is quite good.   The emotional impact of this "natural process" is very strong, and to me personally, evokes considerable sadness, and empathy for the prey.  The picture certainly has impact.  It screams to the viewer "Never, ever get within reach of this creature!!!"
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manindra_m

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What happens when you are lucky enough to view one of the most thrilling predator hunt....one which I have grown up seeing on NGC.

Jungle does throw you surpirses specially at moments when your are least expecting them . With no tiger in sight into 2 hours of our safari , we decided to explore one of the least visisted zone of Dudhwa National Park....and this is what we get to see 20 mins after. 10 mins of heart pounding action !

You got to see in person to see the sheer size of this monster of a croc and its bite force. One single bite into the wild boar and its eyeball is popping out.

There is a reson why this prehistoric animal is also one of the most dreaded in animal kingdom. There's no escape once it gets you. See less
— at Dudhwa National Park & Tiger Reserve.

DSC05762-DeNoiseAI-standard by manindra mukherjee, on Flickr


DSC05803-DeNoiseAI-standard by manindra mukherjee, on Flickr