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Captain Sustaino's Green Tips for Office Goers
Be the hero that your office deserves...and the one that your office needs! Here are some green tips that'll get you there, by Captain Sustaino- the greenest man on Earth!And the compilation is...
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Frogs of the Western Ghats
There’s a reason why the Western Ghats are referred to as a ‘biodiversity hotspot’. Where else would you find such a raw, vibrant and bizarre array of faunal beauty? Around 180 amphibians occur in the...
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The Rufous Woodpecker and the Crematogaster Ant
I had first met a Rufous Woodpecker on a trip to BR Hills, Karnataka, two years back. The bird was curiously inspecting a Crematogaster ant nest and I was immediately just as curious to know more...
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The Laughingthrush
Laughingthrushes are passerine birds found in tropical forests. They are gregarious and flocks can be seen moving from one fruit tree to another. They are very shy and secretive, but give...
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Sea Otter Fur
Sea otters are native to the coasts of the North Pacific Ocean. Given that they have the finest and the densest fur for any animal on the planet, it is no surprise that they have been the victims of...
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Corporate Sustainability Behind the Scenes
A cartoon on corporate sustainability that appeared in Sustainuance magazine last year, and on Gocomics last week- http://www.gocomics.com/green-humour/2014/11/25. You can follow updates on my Gocomics...
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Cranes of India
Tall, graceful, clean-limbed, elegant- no, I’m not talking about French actresses! Meet some of the world’s most attractive birds- the cranes of India. Cranes are characterized by their long necks and...
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All About Perspective
The courtship display of the peacock has inspired countless poets, artists (and cartoonists!) the world over, and has even nauseated some, such as Darwin who failed to figure out the reason behind the...
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Sustainable Consumption
Here's one for all you shopaholics! PS- That woman in black is my dream date!
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Jet Airways bans Shark Fin Cargo
Here's a comic I wrote and drew for the Humane Society International, India to celebrate the ban on shark fin cargo by Jet Airways. A welcome move that must be adopted by all airlines immediately, this...
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The Sunderban Oil Spill
A collision between a cargo vessel and an oil tanker in the waters of the Sunderbans Delta resulted in a massive oil spill earlier this week, spilling nearly 350000 litres of oil into critical dolphin...
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Honey, we're parents!
As is the norm with several species of birds and animals, the peacock doesn't spend any of his time or energy caring for the chicks, leaving the peahen to fend for her brood of four to eight...
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Know your Elephants
There are three species of elephants in the world recognized today, after recent genetic studies showed that the Bush and the Forest Elephants, earlier considered sub-species of the African Elephant,...
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Santa versus Climate Change
A Christmas special from my fortnightly in The Hindu's BLink. Merry Christmas!
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Black-bellied Terns
One on birds and pollution published in my fortnightly in The Hindu's BLink last week.
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Kingfishers of India- Caricatures
Their exquisite coloration and royal demeanour make kingfishers an object of every bird lover’s admiration. India has 12 species, of which the commonest are the White-throated and the Common...
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Crow Sanctuary
Here's one to begin 2015 on a bright note, A very happy new year to all Green Humour readers!
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Penguins and Climate Change
One on penguins and climate change published in the January issue of Saevus magazine.
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Some Victims of Global Terrorism
Not only is poaching the 5th largest criminal operation in the world, it also fuels the ugliest international plague- terrorism, and is also a result of it. In African countries particularly, where...
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E-waste Management
E-waste or electronic waste that comprise discarded electronic devices are a growing environmental threat. In both developed and developing countries, e-waste contributes to landfills and its disposal...
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