Deers, like most wild animals, generally prefer to avoid human interaction, including being photographed. They are naturally wary and may feel threatened or stressed by the presence of humans. Photo credit- ashoksikri
Wolves exhibit complex social behaviors, relying on pack dynamics for survival. Their communication involves howling, marking territory with scent, and intricate body language. Cooperative hunting and caring for young are key aspects of their specialized behaviors. Photo credit- @ayushbijalwan_
Most owl species are nocturnal, meaning they are primarily active during the night. This behavior helps them avoid competition with diurnal predators and prey. Photo credit- ashoksikri
The spotted owl exhibits territorial behavior, fiercely defending its nesting and roosting sites against intruders. During courtship, they engage in elaborate hooting duets, a key part of their mating ritual. Photo credit- ashoksikri
The male peacock displays its vibrant iridescent tail feathers during courtship to attract females, performing elaborate dances. These displays showcase genetic fitness and play a crucial role in mate selection. Photo credit- @trikansh_sharma
Green bee-eaters are known for their acrobatic aerial displays during courtship, where they engage in mid-air chases and impressive dives to impress potential mates. Photo credit- ashoksikri
The jaguar, a skilled solitary hunter, exhibits remarkable stealth and ambush tactics, often silently stalking its prey before launching a powerful and precise attack. Photo credit- fly_with_jenisha
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In the forest's embrace, a silent bond blooms, as deer and langur dance through dappled sunlight, weaving tales of camaraderie amidst nature's symphony. Photo credit- @vijaysinghranaphotography