Imagine a place where the wilderness thrives with such vigor and variety that it feels like stepping into a living, breathing tapestry of life. This is not a daydream but a reality at Kaeng Krachan National Park, which just unfurled a dazzling collage of images and videos showcasing its rare and endangered wildlife. Captured by stealthily placed cameras and diligent park staff, these visuals, made public on July 14, burst with the park’s remarkable biodiversity, spotlighting some creatures teetering on the edge of oblivion. Picture this: under the silvery veil of night, a clouded leopard mother, along with her sprightly cub, prowls the moonlit underbrush. Their nocturnal foraging adventures aren’t the only feline escapades captured, though. The elusive black panther, not to be outdone, struts both day and night, occasionally accompanying the leopards like a shadowy guardian on their moonlit jaunts. Adding to this feline spectacle, the charming southern spectacled…
