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Video Of Snow Leopard Cubs Snuggling With Their Mother Delights Twitter https://ift.tt/vVeYWky Also known as the ''ghost of the mountains'', snow leopards are notoriously elusive and live in the snowy peaks of the Himalayas. Rarely spotted and hardly photographed as they are, a sighting of a snow leopard family in Himachal Pradesh's Spiti valley has now left the internet awestruck. On Monday, Indian Forest Service officer Parveen Kaswan shared an incredible video of a snow leopard with its two cubs. He shared the video and wrote, ''The ghost of the mountains. A snow #leopard family captured by good friend @irsankurrapria. They are one of the most agile hunters on #earth.'' The video was captured by Ankur Rapria, an Indian Revenue Service officer. Watch the video here: The ghost of the mountains. A snow #leopard family captured by good friend @irsankurrapria. They are one of the most agile hunters on #earth. pic.twitter.com/ylFhmw5DvN — Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) March 6, 2023 The video shows snow leopard cubs running across the mountain and reuniting with their mother after hearing her call. Further in the video, the family can be seen snuggling together. In another tweet, Mr. Kaswan shared more information and wrote, ''It's a mother with two cubs. Snow leopards are most adaptable to high & cold altitudes. They are known for their acrobatics including running on steep slopes and long jumps. The video was shot at Lahaul-Spiti, last week.'' ''Snow leopards are the big cats that can't roar. Their paws are specially designed for the hills and slopes. Powerful, agile, secretive & beautiful,'' he added. Snow leopards are the big cats which can't roar. Their paws are specially designed for the hills and slopes. Powerful, agile, secretive & beautiful. pic.twitter.com/6nP38GNOk8 — Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) March 6, 2023 Internet users were left mesmerized to see the beautiful clip. One user wrote, ''Wow! Can't imagine the hard work that would have gone into capturing this amazing video. So heartening.'' Another user wrote, ''It is hard to see one of these elusive animals. It is a delight to watch a family of three.'' “That is some camera work and peak patience. Awesome,” wrote a third. A fourth added, ''Cutest and the most beautiful wild cat. Thanks for sharing.'' According to the WWF website, snow leopards are thinly spread across 12 countries in central Asia, and it's at home in high, rugged mountain landscapes. In India, snow leopards are mostly found in the high-altitude, mountainous terrains of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, and Arunachal Pradesh. Snow leopards are solitary creatures, and skillful predators, able to kill prey up to three times their own weight in challenging terrain. They are rare species of wildlife that are highly threatened due to poaching for their skin, bones, and other body parts. https://ift.tt/LjaUquI March 07, 2023 at 08:02AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Also known as the ''ghost of the mountains'', snow leopards are notoriously elusive and live in the snowy peaks of the Himalayas. Rarely spotted and hardly photographed as they are, a sighting of a snow leopard family in Himachal Pradesh's Spiti valley has now left the internet awestruck. On Monday, Indian Forest Service officer Parveen Kaswan shared an incredible video of a snow leopard with its two cubs.
He shared the video and wrote, ''The ghost of the mountains. A snow #leopard family captured by good friend @irsankurrapria. They are one of the most agile hunters on #earth.'' The video was captured by Ankur Rapria, an Indian Revenue Service officer.
Watch the video here:
The ghost of the mountains. A snow #leopard family captured by good friend @irsankurrapria. They are one of the most agile hunters on #earth. pic.twitter.com/ylFhmw5DvN
— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) March 6, 2023
The video shows snow leopard cubs running across the mountain and reuniting with their mother after hearing her call. Further in the video, the family can be seen snuggling together.
In another tweet, Mr. Kaswan shared more information and wrote, ''It's a mother with two cubs. Snow leopards are most adaptable to high & cold altitudes. They are known for their acrobatics including running on steep slopes and long jumps. The video was shot at Lahaul-Spiti, last week.''
''Snow leopards are the big cats that can't roar. Their paws are specially designed for the hills and slopes. Powerful, agile, secretive & beautiful,'' he added.
Snow leopards are the big cats which can't roar. Their paws are specially designed for the hills and slopes. Powerful, agile, secretive & beautiful. pic.twitter.com/6nP38GNOk8
— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) March 6, 2023
Internet users were left mesmerized to see the beautiful clip. One user wrote, ''Wow! Can't imagine the hard work that would have gone into capturing this amazing video. So heartening.'' Another user wrote, ''It is hard to see one of these elusive animals. It is a delight to watch a family of three.''
“That is some camera work and peak patience. Awesome,” wrote a third. A fourth added, ''Cutest and the most beautiful wild cat. Thanks for sharing.''
According to the WWF website, snow leopards are thinly spread across 12 countries in central Asia, and it's at home in high, rugged mountain landscapes. In India, snow leopards are mostly found in the high-altitude, mountainous terrains of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, and Arunachal Pradesh. Snow leopards are solitary creatures, and skillful predators, able to kill prey up to three times their own weight in challenging terrain.
They are rare species of wildlife that are highly threatened due to poaching for their skin, bones, and other body parts.
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Watch: Musician Turns Carrot Into Clarinet. Anand Mahindra Impressed https://ift.tt/zgGspKq Industrialist Anand Mahindra is known for sharing quirky and informative posts that attract the attention of social media users. This time the Mahindra Group Chairman again delighted his followers with a fantastic video of a musician who turned a carrot into a clarinet and played melodious music with it. In the video shared on Sunday, an Australian musician identified as Linsey Pollak turned a carrot into a clarinet by drilling holes in the vegetable. First, he drilled some holes in the carrot and peeled a bit of it in order to turn it into a sharp, cylindrical shape. Then he fitted a funnel at the button and put a saxophone's mouthpiece on top. "The message I got from this? Find music in everything around you," Mr Mahindra wrote in the caption. Watch the video below: The message I got from this? Find music in everything around you…#sundayvibes pic.twitter.com/DHCvhlTRru — anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) March 5, 2023 Once done, the musician showed his masterpiece to the audience. He then played the carrot-carved instrument, while the audience cheered for him with a round of applause. Since being shared, the video has left internet users amazed. In the comment section, while some users called the musician's performance "superb," others called it "brilliant". "Find music in everything around u, And find happiness in everything u do," wrote one user. "A master craftsman can work with anything he has. What a perfect example sir," said another. Also Read | This Cafe In Malaysia Allows You To Pet Reptiles While You Enjoy Food A third user commented, "Finding the music in everything is like discovering a hidden treasure. It's in the sound of raindrops, the hum of a fridge, the purr of a cat n even the crunch of a potato chip. Who needs a playlist when you have life's soundtrack at your fingertips?" A fourth added, "If you have the persuasion, You can build your path and the instruments to win the song of life. The other option is to crib for a chance or everything that failed you." Mr Mahindra's post has accumulated more than 406,000 views and over 5,000 likes. Notably, the Australian musician displayed his talent at a TED talk event in Sydney back in 2014. https://ift.tt/74fQvep March 06, 2023 at 08:44AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Industrialist Anand Mahindra is known for sharing quirky and informative posts that attract the attention of social media users. This time the Mahindra Group Chairman again delighted his followers with a fantastic video of a musician who turned a carrot into a clarinet and played melodious music with it.
In the video shared on Sunday, an Australian musician identified as Linsey Pollak turned a carrot into a clarinet by drilling holes in the vegetable. First, he drilled some holes in the carrot and peeled a bit of it in order to turn it into a sharp, cylindrical shape. Then he fitted a funnel at the button and put a saxophone's mouthpiece on top.
"The message I got from this? Find music in everything around you," Mr Mahindra wrote in the caption.
Watch the video below:
The message I got from this? Find music in everything around you…#sundayvibes pic.twitter.com/DHCvhlTRru
— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) March 5, 2023
Once done, the musician showed his masterpiece to the audience. He then played the carrot-carved instrument, while the audience cheered for him with a round of applause.
Since being shared, the video has left internet users amazed. In the comment section, while some users called the musician's performance "superb," others called it "brilliant".
"Find music in everything around u, And find happiness in everything u do," wrote one user. "A master craftsman can work with anything he has. What a perfect example sir," said another.
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A third user commented, "Finding the music in everything is like discovering a hidden treasure. It's in the sound of raindrops, the hum of a fridge, the purr of a cat n even the crunch of a potato chip. Who needs a playlist when you have life's soundtrack at your fingertips?" A fourth added, "If you have the persuasion, You can build your path and the instruments to win the song of life. The other option is to crib for a chance or everything that failed you."
Mr Mahindra's post has accumulated more than 406,000 views and over 5,000 likes. Notably, the Australian musician displayed his talent at a TED talk event in Sydney back in 2014.
https://ift.tt/74fQvep March 06, 2023 at 08:44AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com