Rohan Chakravarty's Blog, page 29

Murmuration Formation Suggestions for Starlings

Dear Starlings, please consider making these murmuration swarm formations, now that your 'Giant Bird' formation has gone viral! Comic from my column with Sunday Mid-Day.

ISFR Report 2021

On the India State of Forests Report and India's 'impressiv' increase in forest cover, from my column with The Hindu Weekend. A huge thanks to MD Madhusudhan for his analysis and breakdown of this report, which you can read on his Twitter profile. 

Spot the Masquerade on Mumbai's Shores

Masquerade on Mumbai's shores, featuring the marine life of Mumbai, and the death of the marine life of Mumbai: the Coastal Road! Comic from my column with Sunday Mid-Day.

Collarwaali

A tribute to the tigress Collarwaali from Pench Tiger Reserve, who died at the grand age of 17 recently. I had the privilege of meeting her twice. Cartoon from my Roundglass Sustain column.

Clouded Leopard in Nagaland

Researchers from the Wildlife Protection Society of India have recently sighted a Clouded Leopard at 3700 metres in Nagaland, making it the highest sighting of the species in the world! Nature TV reports live, for my column with Roundglass Sustain.

Cheetah Introduction and the Asiatic Lion

As India prepares to introduce African Cheetahs to Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary, Nature TV News speaks to the dumped ex, the Asiatic Lion. Comic from my column with The Hindu Weekend.

The Dragonfy: Flying Marvel

On the flight feats of dragonflies from my column with Roundglass Sustain. 

Painted Dogs make a Killing

African Painted Dogs make a killing in my column with The Hindu Sunday Magazine today. What are the best online courses you've enrolled for? Let me know in the comments.

Monkey faced Orchid

Have you started the new year by telling a loved one that they're good-looking? If you haven't yet, just share this comic with them! Meet the monkey-faced orchid from Ecuador, in my column with Sunday Mid-Day. 

Korea DMZ and endangered birds

Growing peace between North and South Korea could ironically pose a threat to threatened wetland birds such as the White-naped Crane, if the demilitarized zone between the two countries loses its status. Wildlife conservation works in funny ways! Comic from my column with The Hindu Sunday magazine.