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 History of Tadoba Deer Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve is a wildlife sanctuary and tiger reserve located in the Chandrapur district of Maharashtra, India. It is one of the oldest and largest national parks in the state. The reserve spans an area of approximately 1,700 square kilometers and is named after the Tadoba Lake and Andhari River that flow through the area. Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve is renowned for its rich biodiversity and is home to various flora and fauna species, including tigers, leopards, sloth bears, wild dogs, Indian gaur (bison), spotted deer, sambar deer, and many bird species. The reserve is especially known for its tiger population, making it a popular destination for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers. Visitors can explore the reserve through organized safaris conducted by the forest department. Jeep and canter (open bus) safaris provide opportunities to witness the wildlife and experience the natural beauty of the reserve. The reserve also offers bird...

  India is home to numerous national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, which are important for the conservation and protection of its rich biodiversity. Here are some key national parks and wildlife sanctuaries in India: Jim Corbett National Park: Located in Uttarakhand, it is the oldest national park in India and famous for its Bengal tigers. Kaziranga National Park: Situated in Assam, it is renowned for its population of the endangered one-horned rhinoceros. Ranthambore National Park: Located in Rajasthan, it is known for its population of Bengal tigers and its picturesque ruins of Ranthambore Fort. Gir Forest National Park: Situated in Gujarat, it is the only natural habitat of the Asiatic lion. Sundarbans National Park: Located in West Bengal, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its mangrove forests and Bengal tigers. Kanha National Park: Situated in Madhya Pradesh, it inspired Rudyard Kipling's "The Jungle Book" and is famous for its tiger and barasingha (swam...

  Amazing reason to get fat even if you only eat water Diet is the concern of the whole people. When a sensitive person feels a little bit heavy, he or she can work harder to control diet and exercise. I really eat a little rice and work hard. There are some people who do not have weight-loss effects. Even if you eat only water, you may be disappointed that you are overweight, or you may eat only a little. So today's theme we prepared is "Amazing reason to get fat even if you only eat water". 01. Insulin overdose Even though I ate less rice, I get fat. If you eat less rice, you might think your blood sugar levels are low. Mizoguchi Toru, a Japanese nutritionist, says that excessive insulin secretion can give unexpected results. This is because insulin is involved in fat synthesis. Even if you eat a little, because of the over-secreted insulin, the fat is easily accumulated and easily fattened. 2. Inappropriate eating habits Modern diets should not slow down their blood su...

  Benefits of green tea : There are likely still a few people who don't know what green tea is. So here's the clarification. Green tea originates from a similar plant as black tea. The thing that matters is that green tea leaves have not wilted or turned out to be oxidized. It initially originated from China, yet it is presently devoured all over Asia, and, in reality, the remainder of the world.  It gets its name since when fermented this tea creates a green drink. You can drink it sweltering cold, contingent upon the climate. In winter, there's not at all like a cup or cup of hot this tea enhanced with lemon (or possibly a cut of lemon). You can include sugar, yet nectar is a vastly improved, more beneficial sugar.  Supposedly, this sort of tea is the most beneficial drink on Earth. It is overflowing with cell reinforcements which can battle the disease-causing free radicals in our bodies. Cancer prevention agents help to keep our skin young looking and help hold the sk...

   NAGNATH MORE Born on 1st of July 1982 in a village parbhani district of Maharashtra state in a lower-middle-class farmers family. As I was from village background I did all the farm related works along with school and college study. I have completed M.Sc. in Inorganic chemistry. As there is very much importance to the government services in village societies of India. I studied for getting in govt jobs. got in govt service in 2008 in Maharashtra Forest Department. I loved working in jungle my love and affection towards the mother earth get much more sense while working in this beautiful Department who saves our mother earth and its resources. but there was not much scope for ranking on since I was working on class 3 post so I resigned in 2014 and joined new govt service Maharashtra Health Department in 2014. for doing this I studied very hard influenced by surrounding peoples. fascinated by the stock market in 2014 by a colleague in the health department started to get...

  Thrilling Jungle Tales: Tiger vs Wild pig: Who is the most Dangerous animal in the jungle?   Thrilling Jungle Tales: Tiger vs Wild pig: Who is the most Dangerous animal in the jungle?               Tiger is not so dangerous as wild bears as it as well wild pigs are so dangerous in my 5 years of jungle experience my chowkidar get 2 times attacked by wild pig and he saved both times by gods grace. as he climbed quickly on a nearby tree. wild pig has a special characteristic that he does not move side by as quick, he runs straight in one direction. If got in his direction man is not escaped than he tears with his dangerous teeth.        This incident occurred in the mixed dry deciduous forest of Nagpur forest division near parseoni tahsil there is a forest beat named  "Kanhadevi".            As far as the tiger is concerned he does not attack the man without a reason: There ...

  Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary: Highlights of Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary Under this ecosystem, the population of saltwater crocodiles is the highest in the Indian subcontinent. The famous Gahirmath coast of InnerKanika is a prominent place on the world's famous Kachuva map. Olive Ridley has the distinction of being the largest home and breeding community in sea turtles in the world. Ramsar Site:  This area was named as the second Ramsar Site in August 2002 (Indrabrabh land of international importance). It is a unique area with very large biodiversity which covers various ecosystems like terrain water bodies, delta region of the delta region, and the associated estates and organisms along with the water area of the Bay of Bengal. This is a place with the blessings of the surrounding forest and the sea Birds with winds of wonder and amazement less frequently drowned in. Situated on the coast of the bay of Bengal surrounded by charming Miracle forest green and mesmerizing...