Turtle, Kaziranga National Park
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Anil Agarwal
Deer at kaziranga National Park
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Anil Agarwal
Deer in Kaziranga National Park
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Anil Agarwal
Deer in Kaziranga National Park
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Anil Agarwal
Trees
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Anil Agarwal
Trees
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Anil Agarwal
Trees
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Anil Agarwal
Brahmaputra river with people, washermen and clothes hanging
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Arvind Yadav
Brahmaputra river with fishing boats
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Arvind Yadav
Men on a bulluck cart
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Arvind Yadav
Bamboo products for sale
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Arvind Yadav
Bamboo products in a shop for sale
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Arvind Yadav
Bamboo products in a shop for sale
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Arvind Yadav
River Brahmaputra, Guwahati, Assam
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Anil Agarwal
Elephant named 'Zero' who is the tallest and most robust makhna …
A tusker and a makhna (tusk-less male elephant) wrestle in …
A musth makhna (tusk-less male elephant) in Kaziranga forest. …
The crossed tusks appear to be a big hassle for this elephant as …
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A musth makhna (tusk-less male elephant) in Kaziranga forest. …
A makhna at the far end hopes for the opportunity to mate with …
A study by Indian researchers has predicted that the tusk will …
A female herd entering the Sohola Beel. Refuting previous …
MAN transporting FIREWOOD
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Anil Agarwal
MAN transporting FIREWOOD
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Anil Agarwal
MAN transporting FIREWOOD
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Anil Agarwal
wood for sale
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Anil Agarwal
RICE FIELD
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Anil Agarwal
RICE FIELD
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Anil Agarwal
RICE FIELD
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Anil Agarwal
RICE FIELD
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Anil Agarwal
Turtle, Kaziranga National Park
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Elephant named 'Zero' who is the tallest and most robust makhna in Kaziranga
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A tusker and a makhna (tusk-less male elephant) wrestle in Kaziranga National Park in Assam. Is it the tusks that will determine the winner? Not really. Recent research indicates that musth state, when testosterone levels are high in male elephants, and t
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A musth makhna (tusk-less male elephant) in Kaziranga forest. According to population estimates in various parts of the country, the ratio of makhnas to tuskers is increasing in favour of the former. In Northeast India, for instance, estimates by forest d
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The crossed tusks appear to be a big hassle for this elephant as he has to maneuver his trunk across them. But then why do elephants have tusks at all? Darwin could not explain the evolution of exaggerated and seemingly useless ornamental traits like peac
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A musth makhna (tusk-less male elephant) in Kaziranga forest. According to population estimates in various parts of the country, the ratio of makhnas to tuskers is increasing in favour of the former. In Northeast India, for instance, estimates by forest d
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A makhna at the far end hopes for the opportunity to mate with the female as a tusker, significantly larger in size and guarding the female herd, looks on. Studies conclude that when two male elephants compete to mate with the same female elephant, the el
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A study by Indian researchers has predicted that the tusk will not be seen in Asian elephants in the near future. This will make elephants immune to poaching for ivory and, therefore, ensure longevity of the elephant species. About 98 per cent of the Sri
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A female herd entering the Sohola Beel. Refuting previous research and understanding, recent studies show that tusks in male elephants do not have the advantage of being an ornament to attract their female counterparts.
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MAN transporting FIREWOOD
1986 ,
Assam
MAN transporting FIREWOOD
1986 ,
Assam
MAN transporting FIREWOOD
1986 ,
Assam
Wood for sale
1986 ,
Assam
RICE FIELD
1986 ,
Assam
RICE FIELD
1986 ,
Assam
RICE FIELD
1986 ,
Assam
RICE FIELD
1986 ,
Assam