Mammals of the Indian Subcontinent

A pack of Dholes on the move during their morning activities. These efficient hunters work together as a team, and witnessing their pack dynamics is a forest highlight.

Another perspective of the Dhole pack, showing their social structure as they gather by the roadside. Capturing the entire group required quick thinking and a steady hand.

Two Dholes from the pack cross the road, sniffing the ground as they go. Their reddish coats and bushy black tails are distinctive features.

A mother Sloth Bear and her cub walk along a dusty track in Tadoba, with our safari jeep visible in the background. This provides a sense of scale and the nature of a wildlife safari encounter.

A powerful Wild Water Buffalo stares intently, its massive horns making for an imposing sight. This shot was taken in the grasslands of an Indian national park, highlighting the raw power of this large bovine.

An adorable Red Panda, with its characteristic reddish-brown fur and long, shaggy tail, peeks through the branches. Finding this shy arboreal mammal is a special moment in the Eastern Himalayas.

A close-up portrait of a Greater One-Horned Rhinoceros. The detail of its thick, folded skin and powerful horn showcases the unique features of this magnificent and vulnerable species.

A Sambar Deer stands in a lush green meadow at sunset. The warm light catches its antlers, creating a serene and beautiful wildlife portrait.