Describe a time when you were really close to a wild animal
You should say
- What it looked like?
- Where you saw it?
- What it likes to eat or do?
- Why you like it?
What it looked like?
I had a breathtaking encounter with a majestic Bengal tiger during a wildlife safari in Bandipur National Park. The tiger, with its distinctive orange coat and black stripes, exuded a powerful yet graceful presence.
Where you saw it?
The sighting took place near a watering hole in the heart of the national park. The tiger emerged from the dense foliage, capturing our attention with its regal stride and piercing gaze.
What it likes to eat or do?
Bengal tigers are carnivores, and this particular one seemed to be on a quest for water and prey. It exhibited a keen awareness of its surroundings, demonstrating the natural instincts that make it a formidable apex predator.
Why you like it?
My admiration for the Bengal tiger stems from its role as a symbol of strength and conservation. The encounter left me in awe of the beauty and significance of these creatures in our ecosystem, fostering a deep appreciation for wildlife preservation.
Describe a time when you were really close to a wild animal
You should say
- What it looked like?
- Where you saw it?
- What it likes to eat or do?
- Why you like it?
What it looked like?
A memorable encounter involved a mischievous langur monkey with expressive eyes and a nimble, acrobatic physique. Its fur had a mix of black and grey, and its antics were both amusing and endearing.
Where you saw it?
This playful monkey made an appearance near a temple in Rishikesh, where these creatures are a common sight. The temple’s surroundings provided a natural habitat, and the monkey seemed at ease in this environment.
What it likes to eat or do?
Langur monkeys are omnivores, and this one exhibited a keen interest in scavenging for fruits and snacks offered by temple-goers. Its playful nature was evident as it swung effortlessly from trees and interacted with its troop.
Why you like it?
I appreciated the langur’s ability to adapt to urban spaces and found joy in observing its playful antics. The encounter served as a reminder of the harmonious coexistence between wildlife and human habitats, leaving me with a fond memory of the lively langur.
Describe a time when you were really close to a wild animal
You should say
- What it looked like?
- Where you saw it?
- What it likes to eat or do?
- Why you like it?
What it looked like?
Encountering a graceful spotted deer in the tranquil setting of Sariska Tiger Reserve was a serene experience. Its slender frame, adorned with a coat of light brown and white spots, exuded a quiet elegance.
Where you saw it?
The deer emerged from the thick foliage near a watering hole in Sariska. The reserve’s peaceful ambiance allowed for a close and undisturbed observation of this beautiful creature.
What it likes to eat or do?
Spotted deer are herbivores, and this one was peacefully grazing on the lush vegetation surrounding the watering hole. Their cautious yet gentle demeanor adds to the charm of these creatures in their natural habitat.
Why you like it?
The encounter with the spotted deer left me captivated by its gentle presence and the harmony it brought to the natural landscape. It served as a reminder of the delicate balance in ecosystems and the importance of preserving such serene environments.
