Tuesday, July 24, 2012
A forest snail feeds on a leaf.
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Documenting lesser known biodiversity is a challenging affair and yet exciting too. On one of my trails I observed this forest snail (species unconfirmed) feeding on a leaf. Lesser known biodiversity of the Western Ghats has not been studied and behavior and ecology aspects need more fieldworkers to contribute to the same.
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About Me
- nirmal kulkarni
- I am a wildlife ecologist working in the Western Ghats of the states of Goa,Karnataka and Maharashtra on lesser known fauna in general and herpetofauna in particular. My aim is also to photo document the lesser known fauna the Mahdei Bio region and create awareness amongst the masses of the same.
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