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RMERYCWA–Peacock dancing ; Peafowl , Pavo cristatus ; Alipore Zoo ; Calcutta , Kolkata ; West Bengal ; India , asia
RM2BW2125–For baby elephants arrived at the Royal Albert Dock on the S.S Nalgora from India. Elephants are from the Calcutta zoo. Three are destined for the London zoo and one for Belfast. All of them gave considerable trouble when being unloaded and in the case of one a bigger van had to be sent for. 13 July 1937.
RME113GW–Oct. 06, 1975 - 150-year-old Elephentine Tortoise - the World' Oldest Animal: An 150-year-old Elepentine Turtoise, the oldest resident of the Calcutta Zoo. and claimed to be the oldest animal in any zoo all over the world, was the star attraction when the zoological gardens observed its centehary on September 30th, 1975 Out of the original eight kept in East India Company's Barrackpore Zoo., Four were brought to te Calcutta Zoological Gardens, founded by Lt. General Sir Richard Temple, the Lt-Governor of Bengal in 1875,exactly 100 years ago
RMP7749F–English: A man feeding a baby Hippo at the (presumably) Calcutta Zoo, Calcutta. circa 1903 8 Man feeding a baby Hippo at the Calcutta Zoo, Calcutta (c. 1903)
RME456YX–Tigon - hybrid tiger-lion: offspring of male tiger crossed with lioness 'Rangini', Calcutta Zoo, India. Crippled animal
RMW7E3WN–Captured man-eating tiger blamed for 200 deaths, Calcutta, India, c1903.Artist: Underwood & Underwood
RMG4M100–Four year old David Cansdale feeds the latest arrival to London Zoo, four month old elephant 'Dumbo'. The elephant, seen here on it's arrival at London Airport, has been flown from Calcutta
RMBMKH26–Ice cream vendor standing with cart out side at zoo ; Calcutta now Kolkata ; West Bengal ; India
RFC05DDC–Close up portrait of Green Iguana, Iguana igiana basking in the early sun inside zoo with copy space
RMDRXDYT–Calcutta, India's West Bengal State. 3rd Feb, 2014. Black swans swim in a lake at the Alipur zoo in Calcutta, capital of east India's West Bengal State, Feb. 3, 2014. © Tumpa Mondal/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
RFTAJ4NB–14.aug-2007 An Indian muntjac or barking deer Alipore Zoo ; Calcutta Kolkata ; West Bengal ; India
RMFXG292–1956 - Two cubs - a male and a female were given birth by a pair of Pumas -also known as Mountain Lions or Cougar at Alipore Zoo in Calcutta on March 20, 75. The pair of Pumas were acquired from M/s Ravens ton Zoological Co.Ltd., of U.K.as part of preparation for the Century Celebrations of the Alipore Zoo. the pair were christened as Shikhar Shikhari by West Bengal Minister Pradip Bhattacharya. Pumas are found in N&s America extending from S.Canada to patagonia. They hunt much on ground & deer seems to be their favorite food. they don't rear but sound like whistling of birds and according t
RMERYCWB–Golden pheasant , Chrysolophus pictus , ; Alipore Zoo ; Calcutta , Kolkata ; West Bengal ; India , asia
RM2BW2088–For baby elephants arrived at the Royal Albert Dock on the S.S Nalgora from India. Elephants are from the Calcutta zoo. Three are destined for the London zoo and one for Belfast. All of them gave considerable trouble when being unloaded and in the case of one a bigger van had to be sent for. 13 July 1937.
RME113GT–Oct. 06, 1975 - 150 year old Elephantine Tortoise the world's oldest animal: An 150 year old Elephantine Tortoise, the oldest resident of the Calcutta Zoo, and claimed to be the oldest animal in any zoo all over the world , was the star attraction when the zoological gardens observed its centenary on September 30th, 1975. Out of the original eight kept in East India Company's Barrack pore Zoo, four were brought to the Calcutta Zoological Gardens, founded by Lt. General Sir Richard Temple, the Lt. Governor of Bengal in 1875, exactly 100 years ago
RM2KCXF79–A Leopard can be seen in a zoo in Kolkata, India, 08 December, 2021. (Photo by Indranil Aditya/NurPhoto)
RMR5J5GR–Barrackpore Park, Calcutta. Views Of Calcutta And Its Environs. London, 1848. Source: X 666, plate 17b. Author: Sir Charles D'Oyly. Moore, Francis.
![. Wild animals and the camera [microform]. Zoology; Animaux; Zoologie; Animals. 'â 'â M 112 WILD ANIMALS AND THE CAMERA. been asked in the Calcutta Zoo by a native whether an orang on view there was not a man. ... I may mention that we did not succeed in getting orangs to thrive in this Garden, until an out- door extension was added to their cage." This was written many years after "Mammals Living and Extinct" was published, and Mr. Finn can be taken as a most reliable authority. He adds: "The strange wistful look of the orang's face is borne out by its character. It is les Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RENW5H/wild-animals-and-the-camera-microform-zoology-animaux-zoologie-animals-m-112-wild-animals-and-the-camera-been-asked-in-the-calcutta-zoo-by-a-native-whether-an-orang-on-view-there-was-not-a-man-i-may-mention-that-we-did-not-succeed-in-getting-orangs-to-thrive-in-this-garden-until-an-out-door-extension-was-added-to-their-cagequot-this-was-written-many-years-after-quotmammals-living-and-extinctquot-was-published-and-mr-finn-can-be-taken-as-a-most-reliable-authority-he-adds-quotthe-strange-wistful-look-of-the-orangs-face-is-borne-out-by-its-character-it-is-les-RENW5H.jpg ". Wild animals and the camera [microform]. Zoology; Animaux; Zoologie; Animals. 'â 'â M 112 WILD ANIMALS AND THE CAMERA. been asked in the Calcutta Zoo by a native whether an orang on view there was not a man. ... I may mention that we did not succeed in getting orangs to thrive in this Garden, until an out- door extension was added to their cage." This was written many years after "Mammals Living and Extinct" was published, and Mr. Finn can be taken as a most reliable authority. He adds: "The strange wistful look of the orang's face is borne out by its character. It is les Stock Photo")
RMRENW5H–. Wild animals and the camera [microform]. Zoology; Animaux; Zoologie; Animals. 'â 'â M 112 WILD ANIMALS AND THE CAMERA. been asked in the Calcutta Zoo by a native whether an orang on view there was not a man. ... I may mention that we did not succeed in getting orangs to thrive in this Garden, until an out- door extension was added to their cage." This was written many years after "Mammals Living and Extinct" was published, and Mr. Finn can be taken as a most reliable authority. He adds: "The strange wistful look of the orang's face is borne out by its character. It is les
RMDRXDYW–Calcutta, India's West Bengal State. 3rd Feb, 2014. Painted storks stand on a tree at the Alipur zoo in Calcutta, capital of east India's West Bengal State, Feb. 3, 2014. © Tumpa Mondal/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
RMPFEXN8–. De Dierentuin van het Koninklijk Zoologisch Genootschap Natura Artis Magistra te Amsterdam. Zoos; Birds. 1)^ Muruboe. Mycle âujerc De groote soort van hot ^â asteland van Indië, Mycleria aryala, is van boven zwartgraauw, maar de groote vleugel-dekvederen zijn geheel grijs. De argala houdt zich voornamelijk aan de oevers der rivieren op, en daar deze vogels vooral het vleesch van doode dieren en allerlei afval verslinden, zoo worden zij beschermd, en zijn zelfs in de steden, b. V. te Calcutta, zoo menigvuldig, dat men hen bij duizenden op de daken der huizen ziet zitten, en met de gieren en
RF2G0680N–Nice portrait of an Iguana sitting peacefully on ground in daylight, Kolkata, West Bengal, India. Wildlife stock image.
RFC08XH5–Brow Antlered Deer (Dancing Deer), Rucervus eldii eldii native to Manipur state of India, Asia with copy space
RMERYCEH–Leopard , Panthera pardus ; Jaguar panther ; Alipore Zoo ; Calcutta , Kolkata ; West Bengal ; India , asia
RM2BW26C3–London Zoo's smallest baby elephant makes debut in children's Zoo. The smallest baby elephant the London Zoo has had for years has made her first appearance in the Children's Zoo. She came to the Zoo as a gift from the Forest Department of the United provinces Govenment (India) who asked that should be given the name of 'Raj Piari', which means the 'Beloved of the State'. Her name used to be Sheila. Since her arrival from Calcutta a few weeks ago she has been living in seclusion in the Zoo hospital. 26 July 1938
RME113GR–Oct. 06, 1975 - 150 year old Elephantine Tortoise the world's oldest animal: An 150 year old Elephantine Tortoise, the oldest resident of the Calcutta Zoo, and claimed to be the oldest animal in any zoo all over the world , was the star attraction when the zoological gardens observed its centenary on September 30th, 1975. Out of the original eight kept in East India Company's Barrack pore Zoo, four were brought to the Calcutta Zoological Gardens, founded by Lt. General Sir Richard Temple, the Lt. Governor of Bengal in 1875, exactly 100 years ago
RME14T7N–Apr. 18, 2012 - Two cubs - a male and a female were given birth by a pair of Pumas -also known as Mountain Lions or Cougar at Alipore Zoo in Calcutta on March 20,75. The pair of Pumas were acquired from M/s Ravens ton Zoological Co.Ltd.,of U.K.as part of preparation for the Century Celebrations of the Alipore Zoo. the pair were christened as Shikhar Shikhari by West Bengal Minister Pradip Bhattacharya. Pumas are found in N&s America extending from S.Canada to patagonia. They hunt much on ground & deer seems to be their favorite food
RMERYY03–Common waxbill birds, Estrilda astrild, St Helena waxbill bird, Sunday Pet Market, Baghbazar, Calcutta, Kolkata, West Bengal, India, Asia
RME0WR80–Nov. 22, 1963 - Animal Gift By Indian Government To The United States Mother And Baby Rhinos: The female rhino and baby which are to be flown shortly from Calcutta to Washington to join Tarun the Indian rhino in the National Zoological park there. The baby was born in Gauhati Zoo in Assam, after its mother had been captured in the Kaziranga game sanctuary. They are a gift from the Indian Government to the United States.
RM2KCXF7A–A Leopard can be seen in a zoo in Kolkata, India, 08 December, 2021. (Photo by Indranil Aditya/NurPhoto)
RME0WNET–Dec. 12, 1963 - Two In Company.... Even At Lunch Times: At the Vincennes Zoo, near Paris, two young elephants are the best friends in the World and they have grown a habit of Sharing their food which is served in a bucket. The smaller, age 1, is called Jumbo and comes from Africa. The other one, Calcutta, is a magnificent fem,ale elephant and halls from Asia. Photo Shows The two young elephants sharing their meal.
RMR58F1G–Famous 'man-eater' at Calcutta - devoured 200 men, women and children before capture - India. A tiger behind bars in the Zoological Gardens. A stereoscopic pair of prints. The Underwood Travel Library: Stereoscopic Views of India. c. 1903. Photograph. Source: Photo 181/(50). Language: English.
![Flying Foxes recently added to the Zoological Society's Gardens, Regent's Park, 1861. 'The large frugivorous bat of India (Pteropus Edwardsii), or "flying fox" - as it is somewhat incorrectly called...has been but seldom brought alive to this country. At the present time, however, the collection of the Zoological Society of London contains three fine living examples of this animal, the survivors of a considerable number of individuals which were brought from Calcutta last autumn, and exhibited for some time in a room in Piccadilly...In its native country - the peninsula of India - th Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2TBKC7Y/flying-foxes-recently-added-to-the-zoological-societys-gardens-regents-park-1861-the-large-frugivorous-bat-of-india-pteropus-edwardsii-or-quotflying-foxquot-as-it-is-somewhat-incorrectly-calledhas-been-but-seldom-brought-alive-to-this-country-at-the-present-time-however-the-collection-of-the-zoological-society-of-london-contains-three-fine-living-examples-of-this-animal-the-survivors-of-a-considerable-number-of-individuals-which-were-brought-from-calcutta-last-autumn-and-exhibited-for-some-time-in-a-room-in-piccadillyin-its-native-country-the-peninsula-of-india-th-2TBKC7Y.jpg "Flying Foxes recently added to the Zoological Society's Gardens, Regent's Park, 1861. 'The large frugivorous bat of India (Pteropus Edwardsii), or "flying fox" - as it is somewhat incorrectly called...has been but seldom brought alive to this country. At the present time, however, the collection of the Zoological Society of London contains three fine living examples of this animal, the survivors of a considerable number of individuals which were brought from Calcutta last autumn, and exhibited for some time in a room in Piccadilly...In its native country - the peninsula of India - th Stock Photo")
RM2TBKC7Y–Flying Foxes recently added to the Zoological Society's Gardens, Regent's Park, 1861. 'The large frugivorous bat of India (Pteropus Edwardsii), or "flying fox" - as it is somewhat incorrectly called...has been but seldom brought alive to this country. At the present time, however, the collection of the Zoological Society of London contains three fine living examples of this animal, the survivors of a considerable number of individuals which were brought from Calcutta last autumn, and exhibited for some time in a room in Piccadilly...In its native country - the peninsula of India - th
RMRD2T4J–. De Dierentuin van het Koninklijk Zoologisch Genootschap Natura Artis Magistra te Amsterdam. Zoos; Birds. 1)^ Muruboe. Mycle âujerc De groote soort van hot ^â asteland van Indië, Mycleria aryala, is van boven zwartgraauw, maar de groote vleugel-dekvederen zijn geheel grijs. De argala houdt zich voornamelijk aan de oevers der rivieren op, en daar deze vogels vooral het vleesch van doode dieren en allerlei afval verslinden, zoo worden zij beschermd, en zijn zelfs in de steden, b. V. te Calcutta, zoo menigvuldig, dat men hen bij duizenden op de daken der huizen ziet zitten, en met de gieren en
RM2BW263J–London Zoo's smallest baby elephant makes debut in children's Zoo. The smallest baby elephant the London Zoo has had for years has made her first appearance in the Children's Zoo. She came to the Zoo as a gift from the Forest Department of the United provinces Govenment (India) who asked that should be given the name of 'Raj Piari', which means the 'Beloved of the State'. Her name used to be Sheila. Since her arrival from Calcutta a few weeks ago she has been living in seclusion in the Zoo hospital. 26 July 1938
RMPFYHGG–. Fancy pheasants and their allies. Pheasants. Eared, Golden, and Amherst Pheasants. â 21 in the photograph* is the type of the speciesâ4e.,the specimen first procuredâfrom which it was described, and is in tlie Calcutta Museum. A specimen has also lived at the London Zoo. Considering the admiration which accurate marking always evokes among Englisli fanciers, the wonderfnl regularity and heauty of the pencilling of this bird ought to make it one of the most popular of the Pheasants, if it be introduced. And there is great hope of this, inasmuch as the birds have bred in Paris, and when I saw
RM2KCXF7D–A Leopard can be seen in a zoo in Kolkata, India, 08 December, 2021. (Photo by Indranil Aditya/NurPhoto)
RMR569X9–The Menagerie. Views Of Calcutta And Its Environs. London, 1848. Source: X 666, plate 17a. Author: Sir Charles D'Oyly.
RM2WRGTY3–The Hornbills, in the Gardens of the Zoological Society, Regent's Park, 1864. 'We lately mentioned that Mr. Thompson, the head keeper of the Zoological Society's Gardens in Regent's Park, had returned from Calcutta, bringing with him a large number of rare and valuable animals, presented to the society by the Baboo Rajenda Mullick, Mr. A. Grote, and Mr. W. Dunn...The large hornbills...are magnificent birds, and well worthy of observation. We have engraved a drawing which represents their general appearance. Of this bird, sometimes vulgarly called the horned Indian raven, though it belongs to a
RMRDAGAH–. Fancy pheasants and their allies. Pheasants. Eared, Golden, and Amherst Pheasants. â 21 in the photograph* is the type of the speciesâ4e.,the specimen first procuredâfrom which it was described, and is in tlie Calcutta Museum. A specimen has also lived at the London Zoo. Considering the admiration which accurate marking always evokes among Englisli fanciers, the wonderfnl regularity and heauty of the pencilling of this bird ought to make it one of the most popular of the Pheasants, if it be introduced. And there is great hope of this, inasmuch as the birds have bred in Paris, and when I saw
RM2BW25KT–London Zoo's smallest baby elephant makes debut in children's Zoo. The smallest baby elephant the London Zoo has had for years has made her first appearance in the Children's Zoo. She came to the Zoo as a gift from the Forest Department of the United provinces Govenment (India) who asked that should be given the name of 'Raj Piari', which means the 'Beloved of the State'. Her name used to be Sheila. Since her arrival from Calcutta a few weeks ago she has been living in seclusion in the Zoo hospital. 26 July 1938
RM2KCXF7M–A Leopard can be seen in a zoo in Kolkata, India, 08 December, 2021. (Photo by Indranil Aditya/NurPhoto)
RMBMKPAW–Scene from Kalidas Sanskrit epic play Abhigyan Shakuntalam carved on wall in zoo ; Calcutta now Kolkata ; West Bengal ; India
RFHF9DC7–Yellow billed stork birds also known as the painted storks preparing their nest at a bird sanctuary in India.
RMRPXB60–. Album der Natuur. 90 WETENSCHAPPELIJK BIJBLAD. gaat over een punt, dat weinige minuten ten oosten van Calcutta is gelegen. Dit stelsel zoude vier hoofdtijden leveren, namelijk één Europeeschen, één Amerikaanschen, één Aziatischen en één Oceanischen tijd. Daar het echter noodig zoude zijn verschillende gemiddelde tijden voor Europa te vinden, zoo stelt professor gylden voor twaalf meridianen aan te nemen, welke met die van Greenwich als eerste meridiaan, met tusschen- ruimten van 2V2 ° getrokken worden. Elk dier tusschenruimten beantwoordt aan 10 minuten tijds. Voor de volgende plaatsen zoude
RFHF9DC6–Yellow billed stork birds also known as the painted storks preparing their nest at a bird sanctuary in India.
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