Ifs Officer Susanta Nanda

A common cobra was seen struggling to breathe after it swallowed a discarded bottle of cough syrup in Bhubaneswar.

A video of the heartwarming rescue operation was shared by Indian Forest Service (IFS) Officer Susanta Nanda.

In the 15-second video, a car can be seen overspeeding and chasing a group of wild asses who are swiftly seen running away from the vehicle.

A video shared by IFS officer Susanta Nanda shows a tiger making way for a herd of elephants in a jungle.

Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda is quite active on social media and often treats his followers with amazing wildlife videos. Recently, he shared another fascinating video of a beautiful leopard that has gone viral on social media.

The video shows two reptiles fighting each other at the IIM Kolkata campus.

The rhino was taking a casual stroll on the road when it spotted an autorickshaw. This is what happened next.

Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda on Friday shared a heartbreaking video of a baby langur weeping while holding on to its dead mother.

IFS officer Susanta Nanda shared this video on Twitter along with a caption, "Another day, Another pride... Walking on the streets of Gujarat."

In the 30-second clip, a tiger can be seen getting ready to charge at a leopard.

IFS officer Susanta Nanda also gave a glimpse of the work that goes on behind the scenes to keep Golden beach in a good condition.

Indian Forest Services (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda on social media shared a video which showed a wild tiger waiting by the side of a road for vehicles to pass, before hurriedly crossing over and disappearing into the wilderness.

In a video posted by IFS Officer Susanta Nanda, the large cat is seen standing in the tea garden and watching a moving vehicle before leaving.

The video shows a tigress crossing the safari path with her five cubs, as excited tourists are heard chattering in the background.

A photo of a homeless man providing shelter to stray dogs is gaining traction on social media. The picture was shared by IFS (Indian Forest Service) officer Susanta Nanda on Sunday.

A common cobra was seen struggling to breathe after it swallowed a discarded bottle of cough syrup in Bhubaneswar.

A video of the heartwarming rescue operation was shared by Indian Forest Service (IFS) Officer Susanta Nanda.

In the 15-second video, a car can be seen overspeeding and chasing a group of wild asses who are swiftly seen running away from the vehicle.

A video shared by IFS officer Susanta Nanda shows a tiger making way for a herd of elephants in a jungle.

Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda is quite active on social media and often treats his followers with amazing wildlife videos. Recently, he shared another fascinating video of a beautiful leopard that has gone viral on social media.

The video shows two reptiles fighting each other at the IIM Kolkata campus.

The rhino was taking a casual stroll on the road when it spotted an autorickshaw. This is what happened next.

Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda on Friday shared a heartbreaking video of a baby langur weeping while holding on to its dead mother.

IFS officer Susanta Nanda shared this video on Twitter along with a caption, "Another day, Another pride... Walking on the streets of Gujarat."

In the 30-second clip, a tiger can be seen getting ready to charge at a leopard.

IFS officer Susanta Nanda also gave a glimpse of the work that goes on behind the scenes to keep Golden beach in a good condition.

Indian Forest Services (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda on social media shared a video which showed a wild tiger waiting by the side of a road for vehicles to pass, before hurriedly crossing over and disappearing into the wilderness.

In a video posted by IFS Officer Susanta Nanda, the large cat is seen standing in the tea garden and watching a moving vehicle before leaving.

The video shows a tigress crossing the safari path with her five cubs, as excited tourists are heard chattering in the background.

A photo of a homeless man providing shelter to stray dogs is gaining traction on social media. The picture was shared by IFS (Indian Forest Service) officer Susanta Nanda on Sunday.