#Bengal Tiger Print

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Introducing an updated illustrated poster featuring all the tigers of the world! While it was once believed that there were nine subspecies of tigers, recent scientific research has shown that there are actually only two: those that live on the continent and those that reside on islands. However, within these two subspecies, there are various populations of tigers that were previously classified as distinct subspecies. Creating this poster was a labor of love that required a significant amount of time and effort. Some of the animals featured on the poster were particularly challenging to illustrate due to their extinction, which meant there was limited photographic evidence available to use as a reference. I am thrilled with the final product and hope that others will appreciate the attention to detail and care that went into each illustration. If you are interested in buying this art print, please click here Thank you for your support

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Cow Bengal

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Tiger Tiger...

Tiger Tiger…

Burning bright. Those stripes and eyes…the ultimate predator. Nature and all it’s beauty wrapped up into one animal. GET IT HERE!

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Panthera Tigris Tigris Nikos

Jaune: Hey, Pyrrha? Can I have a hug?

Pyrrha: Of course, Jaune! (Hugs)

Jaune: (Sinks into her)

Pyrrha: Would anyone else like-

Nora: (Dragging Ren) MEMEMEME~!

Fun Fact! Bengal tigers are big. Females have been documented to reach 400 pounds, males 500 pounds, and occasionally larger specimens reaching 700 pounds. Royal Bengal Tigers are reportedly even bigger, with one specimen shot by David Hasinger in 1967 was reported to be 857 pounds, measured at 11 feet long, and left paw prints "the size of dinner plates," and it's last meal was a live water buffalo weighed down by an eighty-pound weight. It is displayed in the Smithsonian Institutions's National Museum of Natural History, in the Hall of Mammals.

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Pyrrha: Ready for our run, Jaune?

Jaune: You bet! Maybe this time I could-

Pyrrha: (Ear flicks) Oh, uh, why don't you keep warming up, Jaune? I need to grab something from the dorm.

Jaune: Oh, uh, sure thing, Pyrrha. I'll be right here.

Cardin: (Sitting on the roof) What the hell? Where's Nikos go- (Door swings open, Mauled)

Fun Fact! Bengal Tigers are fast. They can make short sprints of forty miles per hour, which is about the speed of a thoroughbred horse. An incident with a startled tigress mother with her cubs in Nepal in 1974 resulted in the death of a researcher who was hiding 15 feet in a tree. In 2007, on Christmas Day at the San Francisco Zoo, an Amur Tiger cleared a thirty-foot moat to maul three visitors who were harassing the tiger, killing one of them before being killed after four shots to the skull by responding police officer's .40-caliber-pistol rounds. It should be noted that the Amur was a captive tiger, raised from birth in the zoo. Imagine a wild tiger raised in the jungle.

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Pyrrha: Are you okay, Jaune?

Jaune: Y-Yeah, I... Wait, what about the goliath?!

Pyrrha: It's okay, Jaune. I took care of it.

Jaune: But how, Pyrrha? (Holding) Your weapons-!

Pyrrha: (Takes, Smiles) I took care of it.

Jaune: (Looks behind her, Sees dead goliath)

Fun Fact! Bengal Tigers are strong. Their bite force can reach up to a thousand pounds, which is much stronger than a pitbull's and about a quarter of a great white shark. Their prey includes deer, buffalo, bison, bears, rhinos, and elephants. A single blow can break a bear's spine, and easily decapitate a human.

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Jaune: Thanks again for letting us come visit, Mrs. Nikos.

Mama Nikos: Oh, Jaune, don't be so formal. We're practically family, so just call me Mama.

Jaune: Uh... No, I'll just stick with Mrs. Nikos, if you don't mind.

Mama Nikos: Oh, you are just so polite! I'm glad Pyrrha could have such a handsome team leader like you.

Pyrrha: (Blushing) M-Mom...

Nora: Can I have more meat buns, Mama?

Ren: Nora...

Nora: Oh, right! Khm! May I have more meat buns, Mama?

Mama Nikos: They're in the oven.

Jaune: So what do you do for a living, Mrs. Nikos?

Mama Nikos: I'm a personal fitness trainer. It's actually how I met Pyrrha's father. He said he could perform a perfect double twister kick, and I told him it was impossible unless he could twist and launch himself at a 167 degree rotation with a north-northwest gale blowing at 3.5 miles per hour behind him-

Mama Nikos: (Ding!) Oh! Meat buns are done!

Jaune: Huh...

Pyrrha: Don't worry. I didn't get it the first time, either.

Fun Fact! Bengal tigers are smart. Cubs are raised by their mothers for two and a half to three years. There are also notes of tigers imitating deer and bear calls. They will chase larger prey into water, tear at buffalo legs to bring them to the ground, and will flip porcupines from to their backs to avoid spines. There are also records of tigers killing 15-foot crocodiles, 20-foot pythons, 300-pound seals, and a 20-year-old elephant.

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Jaune: Hm? Hey, Pyrrha? Who's this standing with your mom?

Pyrrha: Hm? Oh... That's... That's my mother. She... She's not around anymore.

Jaune: Do... Do you want to talk about it?

Pyrrha: I... I don't know where to begin. She was my hero, but she did something really bad, and she died when I was really young. And I...

Jaune: Hey. You don't have to tell me if you don't want to.

Pyrrha: (Leans on Jaune) I was probably six years old when it happened. She and I were on our way to watch a tournament together, but then this guy came from out of nowhere. He shot at us and broke her jaw. She carried me back home, and then... She left that night. I didn't learn about what happened to her until just after getting accepted into Beacon. She... She went on a rampage and then... Then she...

Jaune: (Holds her) Hey, hey. It's okay, Pyrrha. I'm... I'm sorry to hear that. I'm... I'm sure she was a great mom.

Pyrrha: (Sniffles) She was the best. And, on the bright side, because of her, there's a new standard for huntsman and huntresses to follow. And she's part of the reason why I became a huntress. So I could make sure everyone follows the standard. Follows the example she set. (Smiles) I think she would have liked you.

Jaune: (Looks at family photo) I think I would have like her, too.

Fun Fact! In the first ten years of the 20th century, until her death in 1907, the Champawat Tiger, also known as "the man-eater" killed and ate 436 humans in western Nepal. She evaded capture and continued to kill until she was shot by British hunter Jim Corbett, who speculated the tigress lost her teeth years ago from a gunshot, forcing her to change her prey to much easier humans. He then went on to be an advocate for wild tigers and spent the latter years of his life devoted to their conservation, even having a conservation park in Nepal dedicated to him.

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Tara 1885–1890. Publisher: Calcutta Art Studio. Lithograph Dimensions 11 15/16 x 16 1/16 in. / 30.3 x 40.8 cm. At bottom: Calcutta Art Studio 185 Bowbazar St

This print belongs to a set of five prints depicting the 10 Mahavidyas. The Mahavidyas, who first appear in late medieval Hinduism, are considered to be individual incarnations or manifestations of the Great Goddess, paralleling the ten incarnations of Vishnu.

An origin story relates them to ten forms assumed by Shiva's wife Sati, in her anger over the disrespect her father, Daksha, showed toward Shiva.

The Mahavidyas were particularly honored in the Bengal region. Tara appears similar to Kali, but she is pregnant and wears a tiger skin. She is depicted standing in a cremation ground surrounded by blazing fires. (via Museum of Fine Arts Boston)

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2022 Reading Log, pt. 22

Two of the five books I read in this block are my nominees for best books I’ve read this year.

106. Hummingbirds: A Life-size Guide to Every Species by Michael Fogden, Marianne Taylor and Sheri L Williamson. I love this gimmick. Printing a book of wildlife photography where the animals are life sized is not something that can be done for a lot of taxa, although there are some others out there (like The Book of Frogs). Hummingbirds are a small enough group that such a book can be comprehensive, but not so small that the book isn’t publishable as a book. The photography is, as you would imagine, excellent, and there’s info about their life histories and possible classification changes for the birds as appropriate. Not all species are depicted life size, but about 90% are—the back of the book has shorter entries on birds that they couldn’t get photographs of (in some cases, because they’re extinct or only known from museum specimens).

107. 100 Animals that can F*cking End You by Mamadou Ndiaye. I’ve read books based on blogs, and books based on podcasts. But this is the first book based on TikTok that I’ve read. I’ve seen a few of Ndiaye’s wildlife videos, and they were fun enough that I wanted to check this out. This is also fun, but fairly slight, as is appropriate for a book based on a short video format. One of the things I found especially charming is that the TikTok algorithm’s ban on the words “die” or “kill” is maintained throughout, so there’s lots of baroque euphemisms and metaphors for how lethal these animals are. Animals are rated on a 1-10 Merk scale, with 10 being the most deadly (except not, because humans get a 99, appropriately). Wanna know what animals rate a solid 10? African elephant, Bengal tiger, chimpanzee, crocodile (covered in total, but most of the text is on Nile crocodiles), hippopotamus, mosquito, orca, polar bear. A pretty respectable list.

108. Accidental Gods: On Men Unwittingly Turned Divine by Anna Della Subin. A nomination for Book of the Year; I loved this. It’s a challenging read, but a very good one, and it made me think. The book is about humans who were seen as divine by other humans in the last 500 years, and how our thoughts on that shaped the philosophy of religion. The theses are twofold: 1) that Western civilization, being built on Greco-Roman philosophy and Christianity, shouldn’t be surprised that humans are seen to have assumed divinity, and 2) these instances were predominately those of the victims of capitalism, white supremacy and colonialism trying to cope with these injustices. We start with Haile Selassie and the Rastafarian movement and several other 20th century instances, move on to how India and its enormity of gods, and how porous the lines seemed to be between gods and men, baffled and angered the British Raj, and then how European colonizers claimed that they were seen as gods by native Americans, and invented the concept of whiteness in the process of enforcing these hierarchies. I learned a lot and highly recommend it.

109. Dinosaurs: New Visions of a Lost Word by Michael J. Benton, illustrated by Bob Nicholls. The book is written for a YA level audience—late middle school or early high school, and covers fifteen Mesozoic animals (not all of them are dinosaurs; that shouldn’t surprise anyone since it’s a pterosaur on the cover) and what their life appearances were, and how we know. Benton was on one of the teams that first discovered the preservation of melanosomes in dinosaur fossils, so there’s a lot of discussion of feather color and the technique. The highlight of the book is in its pictures—both detailed photographic reproductions of the fossils in question, and Nicholls’ life reconstructions of the animals. There is some weirdness in the text, but I think I’m just the most likely to pick up on it; at one point, Benton implies that descriptions of new species and other taxonomic work is less important than life reconstructions, which: rude.

110. Dead Blondes and Bad Mothers: Monstrosity, Patriarchy and the Fear of Female Power by Sady Doyle. Another nominee for book of the year, this is a breezier read than Accidental Gods but still contains sensitive issues. Namely, patriarchy, misogyny and rape culture. The book is split into three overarching themes, each of which is related to how it scares men and has been reflected and distorted in horror: daughters, wives and mothers. Some of the stuff in here brought things I have often thought about, or at least occasionally wondered about, into sharp relief; one of the author’s theses is that slasher movies and true crime are popular with young women as ritual catharsis. In a world where women’s bodies and lives are vulnerable to male predation, media that recognizes that danger is important and valued. I also have an uncommon recommendation to go along with this book: read the Resources. There’s commentary on the movies, TV shows and books discussed, which adds some good context and is occasionally very funny.

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#PleinAirpril 30/30 (Theme: Earth) “Bengal Tiger” gouache on paper, 4”x6” This is the 30th, and last painting of the @warriorpainters’ month-long PleinAirpril Challenge (30 paintings in 30 days). I’m working off of the theme “earth,” and I painted a bengal tiger in the brush. Bengal tigers are carnivores with orange-yellow and white fur with black stripes. They are one of the largest wild cats, and are native to India. Bengal tigers are regularly threatened by habitat loss and poaching, and as of 2018, there are between 2.6 and 3.3 thousand bengals tigers left in the wild. If you want to see the rest of this series, all of these paintings are posted on my website, and are available as prints and originals. Thank you for joining me this month, and follow along for more work. _ This post is for #PleinAirpril, organized by @warriorpainters and supported by @procreate @blickartmaterials @warriorartcamp @huiontablet @graphixly @tourboxofficial @cupeasels @winsorandnewton @etchr_studio @heavypaintapp @cottonwoodartsbook #CreatewithBlick #cupeasel #cupeasels #etchrstudio #WinsorandNewton #WNWP22 #cottonwoodarts #NoPleinNoGain t#Artworks #ArtistsOnInstagram #ArtDaily #DailyArt #InstaArt #ArtistsofInstagram #NatureArtist #LandscapePainting #OutdoorPainting #PaintingOfTheDay #ArtOfTheDay #Gouache #Etchr #ArtForSale #Tiger #BengalTiger #BigCats #AMArtWalk1 #accessibility: A gouache painting of orange and white bengal tiger with black stripes crouched in green foliage. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cc-vDilME6h/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Eyes Of Bengal Tiger Canvas Painting

The canvas painting print is framed and ready to hang on the wall painting The side margins are also printed to create a particularly decorative effect It's ready to hang on the wall Easy to Care: These paintings are low on maintenance as they can be easily cleaned by wiping with a soft moist cloth

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Incredible India: A Tapestry of Diversity and Rich Heritage

Geographical Diversity:

Encompassing a vast subcontinent, India boasts diverse landscapes, including the Thar Desert in the west, the fertile Gangetic plains, and the lush Western Ghats.

The mighty rivers Ganges and Brahmaputra, revered as sacred, flow through the heart of the country, shaping the landscape and sustaining agricultural practices.

Cultural Kaleidoscope:

India is a melting pot of cultures, home to a multitude of languages, religions, and ethnicities.

Its cultural heritage is showcased in the ancient temples of Khajuraho, the Mughal architecture of the Taj Mahal, and the intricately carved sculptures of Ellora and Ajanta.

Religious Harmony:

A testament to religious coexistence, India is the birthplace of major religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism.

Varanasi, the spiritual capital, and Amritsar, home to the Golden Temple, exemplify the religious diversity that peacefully coexists.

Culinary Delights:

Indian cuisine, renowned for its aromatic spices and flavors, offers a gastronomic journey from the savory street food of Mumbai to the rich Mughlai dishes of Lucknow.

Each region contributes unique culinary traditions, with staples like biryani, dosa, and curry delighting taste buds across the globe.

Festivals Galore:

Festivals punctuate the Indian calendar, celebrating diversity and unity. Diwali, Holi, Eid, and Christmas are celebrated with fervor, illuminating the country with lights, colors, and festivities.

The Kumbh Mela, one of the largest religious gatherings, attracts millions for a dip in the holy rivers, symbolizing spiritual cleansing.

Economic Dynamism:

India’s economy, characterized by a mix of traditional agriculture and burgeoning technology sectors, positions it as one of the world’s fastest-growing economies.

Cities like Mumbai, Bangalore, and Delhi are hubs of innovation, hosting thriving IT industries and startups.

Wildlife Sanctuary:

India’s biodiversity is showcased in its numerous wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, including Ranthambhore, Kaziranga, and Sundarbans.

The Bengal tiger, Indian elephant, and one-horned rhinoceros find refuge in these protected areas.

Traditional Arts:

India’s artistic heritage is exemplified in classical dance forms like Bharatanatyam and Kathak, and classical music with instruments like the sitar and tabla.

Handicrafts such as Banarasi silk, Rajasthan’s block prints, and Kerala’s coir products showcase the country’s artisanal skills.

In conclusion, India’s allure lies in its ability to seamlessly blend tradition and modernity, creating a vibrant mosaic that resonates with visitors from around the world. From the spirituality of its ancient temples to the dynamism of its economic landscape, India is a country that continues to fascinate and inspire.

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This handmade bengal tiger print tufted rug is a statement piece that will transform your space. It’s crafted from natural wool and has a soft and cozy texture. The tiger print is bold and eye-catching, adding some personality and flair to your home. #tigerrug #homedecor #boldstyle

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ENGLISH OLYMPIAD GRADE 3 MOCK TEST 4

International English Olympiad

Class 3 / Grade 3

PRACTICE SET – 4

 WORD AND STRUCTURE KNOWLEDGE

CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD TO FILL IN THE BLANKS IN THE PAIR OF SENTENCES

1.    Do you want ______ a phone?

      Do you want to _____ your phone?

A. cell, cell

B. cell, sell

C. sell, cell

 CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD THAT BEST COMPLETES THE RELATIONSHIP

2. WORKER is to FACTORY as CAR MECHANIC is to _____

A. MACHINE

B. TOOL

C. GARAGE

3. BLOOD is to HUMANS as SAP is to _____

A. TREES

B. ANIMALS

C. BIRDS

COMPLETE THE SENTENCE WITH THE CORRECT WORD

4. In America, a sidewalk is actually a _______

A. pavement

B. embankment

C. catchment

CHOOSE THE ODD WORD OUT

5. _______

A. helicopter

B. aeroplane

C. rocket

 6. _______

A. spectacles

B. newspaper

C. books

 CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE

7. I’ve been living in this house _____ 2000.

A. since

B. for

C. from

 8. ‘Can you show me _____ good pens, please?’

A. any

B. some

C. few

9. ‘Nick, are you coming to school tomorrow?’

“No, I ______’

A. would not

B. am not

C. do not

10. ‘Did Dolly _____ about her performance in the test, Mrs. Hopkins?’ asked the teacher.’

A. told

B. tells

C. tell

11. The clever dog jumped _____ the garden wall and escaped.

A. on

B. at

C. over

12. ______ is an endangered species

A. The tiger

B. Tiger

C. A tiger

 13. ‘Wait. I’m ______ to finish.’

A. nearly

B. almost

C. about

CHOOSE THE LINKING WORD THAT BEST COMPLETES THE SENTENCE

14. You can play with my toys for ______ you like.

A. as soon as

B. as far as

C. as long as

15. Some tigers may appear to be white because they ______.

A. Are different from the orange ones.

B. Suffer from a rare skin disease.

C. Lack a special colouring agent in their skins.

 READING

FOR QUESTIONS 15 TO 21, READ THE PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW.

 THE WHITE BENGAL TIGER

I’m sure you have seen hundreds of Orange Bengal Tigers but did you know that there are White Bengal Tigers too? They are unique for their white color fur which is not a result of any disease. It is actually because of the absence of a pigment or color giving agent, which is found in orange coloured Bengal Tigers.

If you compare the White Bengal Tiger to an Orange Bengal Tiger, you will notice the former are somewhat bigger. Even as cubs, they are bigger than the Orange Bengal Tiger Cubs and tend to grow faster and heavier.

The White Bengal Tiger’s stripes are like our finger prints - no two tigers are the same! Also, the stripes of the tiger are a coloration of the skin.

Did you know that several hundred White Bengal Tigers are currently in captivity worldwide, with about 100 being found in India alone! That’s sad, isn’t it?  I hate the very idea of keeping any animal in captivity, let alone tigers. Another thing I don’t like is showcasing these majestic creatures in entertainment business. It is not fair to force animals to work in circuses, is it?

Nandankanan Zoological Park in Odisha is the host zoo for white tigers. In 1980, the first litter of white tigers were born to Deepak and Ganga, both normal tawny tigers. Subsequent litters of white tigers have been distributed to zoos both at home and abroad.

At present, the park is home to over 34 white tigers. The good thing is that the population of White Bengal Tigers is on the increase! Yippee! Their unique fur has made white tigers popular in entertainment, showcasing exotic animals, and at Zoos. I am not very sure if that is something good to the tigers. What do you think?

  16. An individual white tiger can be identified from its ________

A. fingerprints

B. fur

C. stripes

17. Which of the following statements is TRUE in the context of paragraph 2?

A. An orange tiger is usually bigger and heavier than a white one.

B. A white tiger is usually bigger and heavier than an orange one.

C. An orange tiger cub is usually bigger and heavier than the white one.

18. According to paragraph 5, Deepak and Ganga were ______

A. First known white tiger cubs born in captivity.

B. Parents of the first litter of white tiger cubs.

C. A tiger couple that worked in a circus.

 19. White tigers are popular in the entertainment business showcasing animals because of ______

A. Their size and weight

B. Their unique stripes

C. The colour of their fur

20. Which of the following views does the author hold?

A. Animals should be allowed to lively freely in their natural habitats.

B. The white tiger population is slowly decreasing.

C. Some animals have to be kept in cages for entertainment purposes.

21. According to the passage, the current population of tigers in the Nandankanan is ______

A. Several hundred

B. One hundred

C. Over thirty four.

CHOOSE THE BEST RESPONSE

22. If someone thanks you for something you did for them, what would you say in response?

A. OK, OK

B. No mention, please.

C. You’re welcome.

23. ‘______is this pen for, please?’

A. How much

B. What price

C. What’s the cost

24. ‘Mom, can I ______ another chocolate, please?’

‘Sorry, there isn’t any left in the refrigerator.’

A. buy

B. have

C. give

25. If someone makes a mistake, which of the following words is he/she most likely to use?

A. Wow!

B. Yuck!

C. Oops!

FOR QUESTIONS 26 TO 30,

CHOOSE THE BEST OPTION TO COMPLETE EACH BLANK.

THE LEANING TOWER OF PISA

Italy’s leaning tower of Pisa is ______(26)_____ freestanding bell tower of the Cathedral of Pisa. It is _____(27)_____ worldwide for its tilt to one side. It is situated behind the Cathedral and is the third _____(28)_____ structure in Pisa’s Cathedral Square. The tower’s tilt began _____(29)_____ construction. It was caused by an inadequate foundation on ground which was too soft on one side to properly support the structure’s weight. The tilt ____(30)______ long before the structure was completed and gradually increased until the structure was stabilized. It was partially corrected by efforts in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

26. _______

A. a

B. an

C. the

 27. _______

A. well-known

B. little-known

C. unknown

28. _______

A. old

B. older

C. oldest

29. _______

A. in

B. during

C. while

30. _______

A. started

B. has started

C. was started

CHOOSE THE BEST RESPONSE

31. ‘Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a _____ of water.’

Look how ____ and weak you are. Don’t you eat anything?

A. peal, peel

B. pale, pail

C. pail, pale

 32. ‘The boys had a hard time finding ______ classroom.’

A. they’re

B. their

C. there

33. ‘Where do you get all these fantastic ideas from? I find them totally _____! They make no sense at all.’ yelled Mrs.Wodehouse.

A. serious

B. stupid

C. boring

34. _____ he is rich, he is miserly.

A. Whereas

B. Because

C. Although

35. Situation : You have to politely ask for some drinking water.

A. Can I have a glass of water, please?

B. Give me a glass of water, will you?

C. I want a glass of water, do you hear?

[365hops]

Discover Jim Corbett's Legacy at Jim Corbett National Park

From 365hops, hello! We are ecstatic to know that you are interested in the magnificent jim corbett safari booking National Park and the amazing heritage of the man who founded it. Your enthusiasm for exploring the outdoors and learning about this park's unique history is incredibly motivating.

Overview of the destination:

As a monument to the greatness of a man who dedicated his life to preserving the forests and defending the populace from the threat of man-eating tigers, jungle safari jim Corbett stands today. It has a particular place in the hearts of both nature lovers and conservationists because it is India's first and oldest national park.

Highlights of the Park include the following:

• Diverse Elevation: The park's elevation spans from 1,300 to 4,000 feet, providing a varied scenery that includes hills, river belts, marshy depressions, grasslands, and a gorgeous lake.

• Abundant Biodiversity: With 110 tree species, 50 mammal species, 580 bird species, and 25 reptile species, Jim Corbett National Park is a refuge for nature lovers.

• The Man Behind the Legend: Sir Jim Corbett, born in Nainital, was not only an avid hunter but also a great hero for the villagers. He risked everything to save the neighborhood from man-eating tigers, so sparing numerous lives.

Imagine the excitement of chasing a powerful predator through dense underbrush, keeping track of its every move until the crucial encounter. That's Jim Corbett's legacy. This is how the fabled hunts of Sir Jim Corbett went. His acts were always motivated by a strong sense of duty to the individuals who were in danger, never by personal enjoyment.

The evocative depiction of Corbett's exploits and adventures in his book, "Man-Eaters of Kumaon, Jungle Lore," brought him both critical praise and financial success. Later, he changed careers and became a conservationist and wildlife photographer who promoted the preservation of India's biodiversity.

The creation of Jim Corbett National Park was made possible by Sir Jim Corbett's relentless efforts, which resulted in the creation of the 'Hailey National Park,' which was afterwards renamed the renowned Jim Corbett National Park. Today, it draws more than 70,000 visitors each year, giving them a chance to see the elusive Bengal tigers, which are noted for being shy.

Your Particular Knowledge: It is possible to follow in the footsteps of a legend, discover the lush landscapes he preserved, and see the species that calls Jim Corbett National Park home by going there. Even if it might be difficult to see Bengal tigers, you can still expect to see elephants, deer, a wide variety of forest vegetation, and the intriguing pug prints of the shy animals.

Your willingness to visit Jim Corbett National Park and honor its illustrious past is very admirable. We are eager to assist you in organizing a vacation that will enable you to fully experience the world of Sir Jim Corbett, experience the magic of the jungle, and create lasting memories.

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Here is a thorough proposal that meets all of your needs and goals:

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Options for paragliding:

1.One-on-one paragliding If you would prefer to fly alone, our highly qualified pilots will lead you through a thorough training session before to your trip. We put safety first, and you'll be ready to fly when the time comes.

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Flight Experience: You will have about 20 to 30 minutes of sheer thrill throughout your paragliding excursion, which will take off from Billing and land in Bir. You will be treated to panoramic views of the surrounding natural beauties beginning at a height of 8000 feet above sea level in Billing and dropping to 4500 feet in Bir Billing.

Assurance of Safety: We are aware that safety is of utmost importance. All of our pilots are highly skilled professionals who are knowledgeable with wind speed, precise instructions, takeoffs, and landings. The breathtaking views will be your sole focus during the flight.

Ideal Season to Visit: Except during the monsoon season (July to September), when there is considerable rain, paragliding is possible all year round. The best months for long rides are October through November and March through June because of the optimum weather. Temperatures in Bir Billing often range from 10 to 25 degrees Celsius, making for a nice climate.

Other Activities: In addition to paragliding, Bir Billing also provides a range of other options for spiritual development. The paths are simple to follow and assure a pleasant journey.

Our Commitment: We are committed to giving you a memorable experience that will make you smile. Our greatest accomplishment is your satisfaction, thus we are eager to have you visit Bir Billing.

We would be happy to help you with the planning of your paragliding excursion. To ask any questions or to further discuss your vacation, don't hesitate to get in touch with us. We look forward to the chance to provide you with our services.

Expedition proposal for the Chadar Trek

A remarkable and difficult journey through the frozen Zanskar River in the centre of Ladakh is the Chadar Trek, often known as the blanket route.

Review of the package:

Travelling to Ladakh, India

Timeframe: 9 days

Difficulty: Very difficult

High Trek is a risk factor.

Highlights:

• Frozen Zanskar River: During the harsh winter, walk on the frozen Zanskar River to experience the bizarre feeling of traversing a sheet of ice.

Majestic Mountain Views: Take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding majestic mountains, their snow-covered peaks lit up by the sun's golden rays. Ultimate Adventure: Push your physical and mental limits as you complete this strenuous trek, which will test your stamina and resolve at every turn.

Our Proposal: We have painstakingly planned a comprehensive Chadar Trek expedition that includes:

1. Expert Guides: Our knowledgeable and certified guides are familiar with the special difficulties of the Chadar Trek. They'll look out for your safety, give you advice, and share insightful information about the geography, culture, and history of the area.

2.  Accommodations: To guarantee that you have a good night's sleep after each demanding day of trekking, comfortable lodgings, such as cosy guesthouses or tents, will be made available.

3.  Meals: Nutrient-rich meals made to keep you warm and energised in the bitter cold. We accommodate dietary choices and needs.

Trekking equipment of the highest calibre to ensure your comfort and safety throughout the journey.

4. Travel: Easy travel to and from Leh, the starting point of your Chadar Trek journey.

5. Permits and Fees: We take care of all required permits and admission fees, freeing you up to concentrate on completing this amazing adventure.

Safety First: We put your safety first. We supply the required safety gear, such as ropes and ice axes, and our guides are certified in wilderness first aid. To ensure a safe voyage, we do detailed risk assessments and closely monitor weather conditions.

Customization: We recognise the individuality of each adventurer. Please let us know if you have any special requests, such as wanting to stay longer or planning more activities while you're in Ladakh. We'll be happy to modify the itinerary to meet your needs.

Booking Procedure: Please let us know your desired travel dates and any specific preferences in order to reserve your spot on this extraordinary Chadar Trek excursion. We'll give you immediate access to a thorough itinerary, pricing details, and booking instructions.

With you, we are looking forward to embarking on this remarkable journey as we push the bounds of what is conceivable and make lifelong memories.

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I have spent the last few days in the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest, or more accurately on the waterways in and around the forest.

The Sundarbans is the world’s largest Mangrove Forest and crosses the Bengal region in both Bangladesh and India. The area in the delta is formed by the confluence of the Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna Rivers in the Bay of Bengal.

I joined a boat on Friday morning and left this afternoon. As well as sailing down the rivers and canals there were a few walks in the near forest and beaches - we were not allowed to venture into the deep forest. There were birds, monkeys and deer aplenty and there are tigers but I didn’t see any - although I did see a paw print, if that counts.

In 2007, the landfall of Cyclone Sidr damaged around 40% of the Sundarbans. You can see some of the damage in the more ‘beach’ photographs.

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