Listen to these stories of human-wildlife coexistence

A tiger sits languidly below a culvert, even as a group of men walk above; an owl perches on the window of a house; a bear stands next to the statue of a tiger in what is obviously a human habitation.

An Indian Tiger sleeps in the shade underneath a bridge at Zone 6 of Ranthambore National Park. Pilgrims returning from the Soleshwar Mahadev Temple pass over the bridge, unaware of the big cat beneath their feet. (Source: SOUMABRATA MOULICK)

These are some of the images on show at the ongoing exhibition, “Common Ground: Stories of Human-Wildlife Coexistence”, which is part of Collective Coexistence Consortium’s  month-long programmes in Bengaluru under the title “Coexistence: The Great Elephant Migration.” The exhibition is among various programmes including talks, demonstrations and shows around the theme of human-animal interface.