Jackal’s Pride

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The Golden Jackal mostly inhabits in protected areas, and urban and rural human-dominated landscapes. Abandoned areas in urban areas covered with grasslands, bushes and waterbodies are very common where few numbers of them can be found.

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  1. Amazing and soulful captures. Being a plant pathologist, I feel that fungi have been represented so well! Hope there is more photographic content soon!

    • Thank you so much, dear Ratnaboli Bose, for your wonderful words! It means a lot, especially coming from a plant pathologist.

      Fungi are such fascinating and often overlooked storytellers of the natural world, and your perspective makes me even more inspired to explore and photograph them. I’ll definitely commit to bringing more such stories and soulful captures soon.

      It would also be wonderful to explore a collaboration sometime—bringing together your scientific perspective and my visual storytelling could create something meaningful around the incredible world of fungi. I’d be delighted to connect and explore the possibilities.

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