Showing posts with label Animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animals. Show all posts

Saturday, September 6, 2014

Sunday, May 25, 2014

Southern Bhutanese Pic Tour

Slow Loris, indeed this elusive primate is real slow. Its a only kind of primate probably found in Bhutan. Captured at Gelephu, soon to be released in the wild.

Obstacle does determine the oddities 

An eco-lodge near Gomphu, Zhemgang

An interesting orchid spotted at Zhemgang (Phaius flavus)

A scene near Royal Manas National Park, color transformation attributed to Monsson

Of clouds and sub-tropics, the indenpensible National Park

Even the primate does render care for the loved ones. Spotted at Zhemgang on May 2014

Great Zebra, commonly found in the south Asian region

Gelephu hotspring area

Tuesday, April 29, 2014

Zoos and its Dark Sides

I am no zoo expert; here are some of my thoughts though. I believe that the animals doesn’t belong to the zoo, they have their own wonderful home. Natural habitat is where they are supposed to be, not in the zoos. In Zoos, animals are captivated and rendered them with stress. With these stresses animals suffer mentally and physically; so many distress signs are shown by the animals.

Nor the animals are the show pieces, where people watch them every day. How would we feel if we walk in their footsteps? Will the children learn that animals do not have the right to live in the forests? Although some zoos claim to provide conservation efforts while their primary aim is to make profits. If zoos are really concerned to preserve the animal species, they should be conserving them in their natural habitats. Zoos provide visitors education on animals but they provide lessons on the captive behaviors such as boredom, stress, etc. Zoos tend to divert the conservation efforts in their natural habitats, thus depriving them of the genetic flow. There are hardly any ways to create a man-made natural habitat for the animals.

With this post I am successfully ending my post for the A to Z ChallengeApril 2014. Thank you so much the hosts of A to Z Challenge; it is indeed a great challenge.

Monday, April 21, 2014

Thursday, April 10, 2014

Jomolhari - One of the highest Bhutanese mt. peak

Bridge on the way towards Jomolhari

A phallus curved out of rock

Jomolhari Peak

Aconitum plant growing abundantly nearby the peak

Yaks grazing at the Jomolhari base

This is Jomolhari Peak more than 7000 meters above sea level

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