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22/08/2021

9 months of preparing to fall in love for lifetime

04/02/2021

Shaan+Ashwini pre-wedding shoot

26/08/2019

A baby is something you carry inside you for nine months, in your arms for three years, and in your heart until the day you die.

21/09/2018

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28/07/2018

Little Princess ASMI
Photo by Ameya Shetye

17/07/2018

Blue bull commonly known as nilgai
photo by- Ameya Shetye

02/07/2018

Photo by Ameya Shetye

30/06/2018

Photo by Ameya Shetye
Indian muntjack
commonly known as barking deer
Muntjac are of great interest in evolutionary studies because of their dramatic chromosome variations and the recent discovery of several new species. The Indian muntjac is the mammal with the lowest recorded chromosome number
The male has a diploid number of 7, the female only 6 chromosomes

29/06/2018

Photo by Ameya Shetye

26/06/2018

Photo by Ameya Shetye
Golden jackal (canis aureus) spotted at bandhavgarh national park

The Golden Jackal is an opportunistic feeder with a diet which consists of 54% animal food and 46% plant food. It is a very capable hunter of small to medium sized prey such as rabbits, rodents, birds, insects, fish and monkeys. The Golden Jackal uses its highly acute hearing to identify small prey hiding in vegetation. It has been observed to hunt ungulates 4–5 times its body weight, though it will more commonly target young specimens. While in India, the Golden Jackal often kills Blackbuck calves. Although it is common for jackals to hunt alone, they do occasionally do so in small groups, usually consisting of 2-5 individuals. Working in a pack greatly increases the chances of making a successful kill. During the harvest season in India, the jackal feeds predominantly on fruits.
Golden Jackal will scavenge given the opportunity, and will steal from the kills of other carnivores such as lions and tigers, usually waiting for the larger predators to leave before feeding themselves. Groups of 5–18 jackals have been seen frequenting large ungulate carcasses. Jackals living in some parts of India and Bangladesh will subside primarily on carrion and garbage.

22/06/2018

Indian spotted deer commonly known as (chital)

These beautiful harmless looking creatures are known for being at the bottom of food chain in wild
In most of situation food for predators like tigers
but once u see them spar against each other they seem ferocious and go to great lengths to allure female deers

This is one such spotted deer with a broken antler which has been through a ferocious spar
Photo by Ameya Shetye

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