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It was a rainy day in amboli, we found this Mountain trinket snake passing by and we decided to follow this and understand its behavior. We followed him for around 2 hours and we found a old broken tent as background to capture this wild behavior.

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ISO	1600
Model	Canon 5D Mark iv
Shutter Speed	1/1250
Aperture	f/2.8
Focal Length	100mm
Instagram handle	pramod.mutakoduru@

Wild Trinket Wildlife Photography

Pramod Kumar

Capturing the beauty of a naughty yet innocent creature.

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ISO	320
Model	Canon EOS 800D
Shutter Speed	1/400
Aperture	f/7.1
Focal Length	113
Instagram handle	@snapobsessed

A monkey Wildlife Photography

Ketan Bais

Private Chat of Husband and Wife

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ISO	400
Model	1500
Shutter Speed	1/160
Aperture	f/5.6
Focal Length	55
Instagram handle	KiranXenos

Private Chat Wildlife Photography

Kiran Navale

Eurasian curlew

Details
ISO	400
Model	CANON 80 D
Shutter Speed	1/2000
Aperture	f/7.1
Focal Length	400
Instagram handle	kotiananant

looks of bird Wildlife Photography

ANANT B KOTIAN

Mother monkey

Details
ISO	400
Model	1200d
Shutter Speed	1/250
Aperture	F/5.6
Focal Length	171mm
Instagram handle	@impixel0

Wildlife Wildlife Photography

Impixel0 Photography

baby elephant at jim corbett park

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ISO	1000
Model	canon EOS-1D X
Shutter Speed	1/400
Aperture	f/9
Focal Length	123 MM
Instagram handle	@ashishdalela25

baby elephant Wildlife Photography

Ashish dalela

Squirrel in search of food

Details
ISO	200
Model	Canon 200D
Shutter Speed	1/100
Aperture	f/5.6
Focal Length	250
Instagram handle	ig_varungowda

Squirrel Wildlife Photography

V A R U N G O W D A

The Golden Jackal is the most elusive mammal in the coastal forests of Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. To spot one is a rare event. What’s an even rarer sight is to watch one come out of the water and colliding with your tripod and almost giving your buddy a heart attack. Despite the Jackal's fear of humans this one held its ground for a couple of minutes and gave us a good roll of shots before taking a dive and making its way back to its den