Indian Russell's Viper is known by a number of other names, like Daboia, Tic Polonga, etc. A highly poisonous snake of the Viperidae family, it is scientifically known as Vipera russelli. Russell's viper is responsible for most of the snakebite deaths within its habitat. It is light brown in color and is covered with three rows of dark brown or black splotches, bordered with white or yellow.... Characteristics Russell's Viper is responsible for the more deaths due to snakebite than any other venomous snake. It is highly irritable and when threatened, coils tightly, hisses, and strikes with a lightning speed. Its hemotoxic venom is a very potent coagulant, which damages tissue as well as blood cells.

Shrike birds from the family of Laniidae are also known as butcherbirds because of their feeding habits, There are 10 shrike species found in India. The Shrike birds are known for their way of eating lizards by impaling their bodies on thorns.

Amongst amazing landscapes, with popping colours, this particular scenery of the land of high passes, Ladakh managed to grasp my attention the very time I was looking at it. The contrast in this composition with its minimalistic traits and the steady paced patterns of the main object is well balanced. The image narrates a tale of adventure and passion to travel rather than answers and it’s intricate network of stripes on the road forms a brilliant mosaic of fiery painting-like colours and tactile textures.

Goose flying over the pond during the falls

Lion Cubs may sleep as few as at twelve hours but as many as twenty hours. When they are first born, lion cubs spend much of their time eating and sleeping. Their naps are broken up mainly by the need to fill their bellies. As lion cubs get older, they become more energetic and begin splitting up their sleep with eating and playing. Eventually they develop the same sleeping habits as their adult pride members.

Shot from Munnar ,Kerala.

Having a good meal

Food photography for a brand. Lens used RF 24-105 f4

Food shoot done for a client. Lens used RF 24-105 f4