Happy Habitat

23/03/2023

'Art for Art's sake'
Kochi- Muziris Biennale.

11/03/2023

11/03/2023

Location of AARAMAM a farm house project near Skota at the foot hills of Araku.

18/02/2020

17/01/2020

Work in full progress...

17/01/2020

A farmhouse project at the foothills of Araku...

12/08/2013

A pride of lions could barely look more content as they stretch out in sun next to their favourite watering hole.
The incredible picture, taken in the Serengeti desert, shows a pride known as the Vumbis resting on a kopje, or rocky outcrop, near their favourite water hole. Lions use kopjes as outlooks from where they can scan the plains for signs of potential prey.
Photographer Michael Nichols, spent two years of living alongside the Vumbis to capture these remarkable and intimate pictures. He his team used an array of technology including infrared cameras and remote controlled robots to capture the images.Unlike other big cats such as tigers and leopards, lions are truly sociable creatures, preferring to live in prides and coalitions, the size and dynamics of which are determined by an intricate balance of evolutionary costs and benefits.
Experts have a number of theories to try and explain this anomaly. Some argue it is necessary for hunting large prey such as wildebeest while others say it facilitates the defence of young cubs.
The Serengeti National Park, which encompasses 5,700 square miles of grassy plains and woodlands, is one of the best places for zoologists to study lions' behaviour.

04/08/2013

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