The image, rotated 90 degrees clockwise, displays a weathered information sign about the Indian Grey Wolf in an outdoor, natural setting. The sign is supported by a yellow metal pole, partially visible at the bottom right. In the background, there are lush green trees and palm-like foliage, while the ground around the sign is covered with dry leaves and dirt. The sign prominently features a detailed illustration of an Indian Grey Wolf, depicted with grey fur and alert eyes, standing on all fours. The text on the sign, presented in both English and Kannada, provides comprehensive information about the species. The English title reads "Indian Grey Wolf" with its scientific name "Canis lupus pallipes," alongside the Kannada "ಭಾರತದ ಬೂದು ತೋಳ." The animal's family is listed as "Canidae." Key facts detailed on the sign include: - Habitat: "Forest areas and grasslands." - Life span: "10-15 years." - Physical attributes: Height at shoulder "24-30 inches" and Weight "18-25 kg." - Diet: Natural diet consists of "Antelopes, Rodents and Hares," while "Zoo Diet" is "Beef and chicken." - Features: Indian wolves typically live in "packs" of "6-8 animals," with breeding occurring at "the end of the rains" and pups born in "December." The sign notes that "under extreme circumstances, driven by hunger, wolves are known to predate on cattle, carry off children or even attack humans." Gestation lasts "60-65 days," with litter sizes ranging from "5-6" to "10 pups." - Distribution in India: The species is found in "Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Orissa, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana." - Conservation status indicators (Least Concern, Near threatened, Vulnerable, Endangered, Critically Endangered, Extinct) are listed, though the specific status for the Indian Grey Wolf is not distinctly marked in the visible portion. The scene suggests a sunny daytime setting, likely within a zoo, wildlife sanctuary, or a natural park in Mysuru, India, given the local language and context. in Mysuru, India

Jan 12, 2025

Mysuru, India

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The image, rotated 90 degrees clockwise, displays a weathered information sign about the Indian Grey Wolf in an outdoor, natural setting. The sign is supported by a yellow metal pole, partially visible at the bottom right. In the background, there are lush green trees and palm-like foliage, while the ground around the sign is covered with dry leaves and dirt. The sign prominently features a detailed illustration of an Indian Grey Wolf, depicted with grey fur and alert eyes, standing on all fours. The text on the sign, presented in both English and Kannada, provides comprehensive information about the species. The English title reads "Indian Grey Wolf" with its scientific name "Canis lupus pallipes," alongside the Kannada "ಭಾರತದ ಬೂದು ತೋಳ." The animal's family is listed as "Canidae." Key facts detailed on the sign include: - Habitat: "Forest areas and grasslands." - Life span: "10-15 years." - Physical attributes: Height at shoulder "24-30 inches" and Weight "18-25 kg." - Diet: Natural diet consists of "Antelopes, Rodents and Hares," while "Zoo Diet" is "Beef and chicken." - Features: Indian wolves typically live in "packs" of "6-8 animals," with breeding occurring at "the end of the rains" and pups born in "December." The sign notes that "under extreme circumstances, driven by hunger, wolves are known to predate on cattle, carry off children or even attack humans." Gestation lasts "60-65 days," with litter sizes ranging from "5-6" to "10 pups." - Distribution in India: The species is found in "Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Orissa, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana." - Conservation status indicators (Least Concern, Near threatened, Vulnerable, Endangered, Critically Endangered, Extinct) are listed, though the specific status for the Indian Grey Wolf is not distinctly marked in the visible portion. The scene suggests a sunny daytime setting, likely within a zoo, wildlife sanctuary, or a natural park in Mysuru, India, given the local language and context.

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