Pioneering the Future of Sustainable Farming

Innovative Aquaponics

At the heart of aquaponics is the commitment to zero waste systems.

Fish waste provides natural nutrients for plant growth, while the plants purify the water, creating a symbiotic environment that drastically reduces the need for external inputs.

This innovative method of organic food production not only conserves resources but also ensures high yields with minimal environmental impact.

AN ADULT SNOWY OWL CAN EAT 1,600 LEMMINGS A YEAR. BECAUSE OF THIS, THEIR LOCAL NUMBERS RISE AND FALL WITH THAT OF THE LEMMING POPULATION.

NUTRITION

OWLS DO NOT BUILD NESTS LIKE OTHER BIRDS. INSTEAD, THE FEMALE SCRATCHES OUT A SHALLOW BOWL IN THE GROUND, TYPICALLY ON A SMALL HILL. WHILE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR PREDATORS, SHE LAYS ONE EGG APPROXIMATELY EVERY TWO DAYS.

EARLY STAGES

SNOWY OWLS FORM AN EXCLUSIVE PAIR BOND FOR ONE BREEDING SEASON, BUT DO NOT MATE FOR LIFE. THE FOLLOWING YEAR, THE COURTSHIP AND PAIRING PROCESS BEGINS ANEW.

MATING

THEY’RE NOT NIGHT OWLS- THEIR ACTIVITY AND SLEEP ARE DETERMINED BY LOCATION, SUNLIGHT, AND PREY. THEY CAN HUNT DURING THE DAY, A USEFUL ABILITY IN AREAS WITH NO SUNSET WHERE THEY BREED.

BEHAVIOR

Bubo scandiacus

Snowy Owl

Bubo scandiacus

Snowy Owl

STAGE ONE

A Worm

SILKWORMS ONLY EAT MULBERRY LEAVES

"MUGA" IS DERIVED FROM THE ASSAMESE WORD 'MUGA' MEANING YELLOWISH, ITS SILK IS A GOLDEN BRIGHT COLOR.

Muga Silkworm

Antheraea assamensis

Gibbons have the longest arm length relative to body size ratio of any tree-dweller in nature.

GIBBON ARMS ARE LONGER THAN THEIR LEGS, HELPING THEM SWING FROM TREE TO TREE.

NORTHERN WHITE-CHEEKED GIBBONS ARE LIKE HUMAN BABIES, REQUIRING A LOT OF PARENTAL CARE.
THEY CAN SURVIVE ON THEIR OWN AT THREE, BUT CHOOSE TO LIVE IN THEIR FAMILY GROUP TILL THEY’RE 8-10 YEARS OLD - WHEN THEY LEAVE TO FIND A PARTNER.

SENSES &

PREGNANCY

ADULT FEMALE GIBBONS ARE TYPICALLY DOMINANT IN THEIR FAMILY SOCIAL STRUCTURES, UNLIKE MANY OTHER APE SPECIES.

FAMILY STRUCTURE

WHILE NOT MUCH IS KNOWN ABOUT THIS GIBBON SPECIES, SCIENTISTS ASSUME THAT THEY EAT MAINLY FRUIT, FLOWERS AND LEAVES.

NUTRITION

GIBBONS MARK THEIR TERRITORY BY VOCALIZING WITH ELABORATE SOUNDS THAT CAN BE HEARD FROM GREAT DISTANCES.

TERRITORY

Nomascus leucogenys

Northern White-Cheeked Gibbon

STAGE TWO

Making a Cocoon

Silkworms produce cocoons made of a single thread of raw silk through their saliva.

STAGE TWO

Making a cocoon

SILKWORMS PRODUCE COCOONS MADE OF A SINGLE THREAD OF RAW SILK THROUGH THEIR SALIVA.

STAGE TWO

Making a cocoon

SILKWORMS PRODUCE COCOONS MADE OF A SINGLE THREAD OF RAW SILK THROUGH THEIR SALIVA.

Gibbons have the longest arm length relative to body size ratio of any primate arboreal (tree-dwelling) in nature.

GIBBON ARMS ARE LONGER THAN THEIR LEGS, HELPING THEM SWING FROM TREE TO TREE.

SENSES &

PREGNANCY

ADULT FEMALE GIBBONS ARE TYPICALLY DOMINANT IN THEIR FAMILY SOCIAL STRUCTURES, UNLIKE MANY OTHER APE SPECIES.

FAMILY STRUCTURE

WHILE NOT MUCH IS KNOWN ABOUT THIS GIBBON SPECIES, SCIENTISTS ASSUME THAT THEY EAT MAINLY FRUIT, FLOWERS AND LEAVES.

NUTRITION

GIBBONS MARK THEIR TERRITORY BY VOCALIZING WITH ELABORATE SOUNDS THAT CAN BE HEARD FROM GREAT DISTANCES.

TERRITORY

Whale Sharks are the world's largest fish

THESE HUGE CREATURES CAN GROW UP TO 39 FEET LONG

WHALE SHARKS CAN’T BITE OR CHEW – THEY MOSTLY FILTER PLANKTON THROUGH THEIR GILLS.

DURING FEEDING THEIR MOUTH CAN EVEN STRETCH OVER 1 METER (HI AMERICANS THAT’S 4 FEET) WIDE.

FEEDING

WHALE SHARKS ARE SLOW SWIMMERS- THEIR MOVING SPEED IS NO MORE THAN 4 KPH

SWIMMING

LIKE HUMAN FINGERPRINTS, WHALE SHARKS HAVE A UNIQUE PATTERN OF SPOTS THAT ALLOW INDIVIDUAL SHARKS TO BE IDENTIFIED.

INDIVIDUALITY

THEY TAKE SMALL FISH AS HITCHHIKERS ON THEIR TAIL AND BACK.

SYMBIOSIS

Rhincodon typus

Whale Shark

Whale Shark is the world's largest fish

THESE HUGE CREATURES CAN GROW UP TO 39 FEET LONG