Nature’s Layers Unravelled – Encounters with birds, beasts, and relatives
Its serpentine structure and moist, clammy skin gives the caecilian the appearance of a frog masquerading as a snake. Chances are you’ve seen this intriguing amphibian before but never taken a second look at it!
Our very own Golden Frog, a Western Ghats endemic, gave us the cherished privilege of a long and uninterrupted audience
The two faces of a forest stream are so unlike each other
Little did we know that we were being watched by a silent and mysterious presence on a wooden beam behind us
For three days we roamed Agumbe despairing that no snake had slithered across our path. And then we had a stroke of Last Day’s Luck!
Monsoon in top gear is a season for an unabashed green orgy, and we voyeuristic Green Ogres clicked away shamelessly. So much for the birds and bees…
It’s tiny and blends in completely with the leaf litter but once you spot it, the Bicoloured Frog is unmistakable
