A unique snapshot of a pleased crocodile father giving a piggyback lift to over 100 of his youngsters was captured by an Indian photojournalist
All dads are diverse in the creation, just as they are in people. Somebody games their them right after they are born, or flees to other types to avoid starting a family. In the case of alligators, the mom is usually in charge of the progeny, from the time she lays the ova until she transfers the kids in her jaws to a secure location. Ghanians aren’t your typical alligator. This species is on the verge of extinction.
The Glacial is swift and nimble in the water, but it dislikes getting out on land, where it becomes awkward and can only move by creeping because of its bony hips and strong body. The tiny, toothed lips, which are perfect for fishing, are not well-suited to defense or assault.
Ghanians, like other alligators, are unable to move newborn offspring from the beach to protected backwaters by carefully concealing them between their jaws.
Then the shark’s father appears.
He transfers all of his young — small lizards that are yet unable to swim on their own – to the refuge on his back. Dhritiman Mukherjee, an Indian cinematographer, was able to capture a unique image. He enjoys spying on wonderful and emotional occurrences in his own country’s creatures.
He claims he wanna to bring endangered creatures to human’s notice by showing them through the lens of us.
