(WHITE) TIGER TIGER BURNING BRIGHT

 

I know of a white tiger in the new delhi zoo. i think i have seen it when i was young.
And now, decades later, i can understand the loneliness of that unique animal.
To live in a world, a cage, alone, one of a kind, like an orphaned species.The book "The white Tiger' by
Adiga made me realize how most of us, with our madness, loneliness and idiosyncrasies and non-conforming dispositions and dubious distinctions, are living like white tigers in India and in the world.

However, there is good news for some of us in the London Zoo.
A triplet for the Sumatran White tiger "Melati"......
Peace and love to our distant relatives.



http://www.mail.com/in-en/scitech/news/2710962-endangered-tiger-cub-triplets-born-london.html#.2666880-stage-related1-3

THE LAST DANCE OF THE DANCING INDIAN FROG.

"FROGGIE WENT-A COURTIN'.."

Another freaky frog on the verge of extinction due to the absence of streams in the region following rampant ecological breakdown. Found exclusively in the jungles western ghats, these frogs dance (and smack away other males too!!!) to attract the female frogs who have trouble hearing mating croaks over the sound of water. There are other dancing frogs in Central America and Southeast Asia, but the Indian family, known by the scientific name Micrixalidae, evolved separately about 85 million years ago.

The "Indian Frog-Hop" dance move doing its last tango in 21st century.
Mankind is never really kind enough to let everyone dance.....


http://www.mail.com/in-en/news/asia/2834682-frog-species-troubled-indian-habitat.html#.671820-stage-mostviewed1-8