With humans in lockdown, nature claims the roads
									Amid the lockdown due to coronavirus, it seems nature is claiming back what was hers. From around the world, photos of animals taking over the roads are flooding the social media. In India as well, a number of videos and photos of animals such as nilgai, civet, Indian bison and sambar deers roaming on the roads, have been uploaded.
While the citizens are forced to stay at home due to the 21-day lockdown in India, the wildlife is making most out of this opportunity to roam on the otherwise busy roads.
Nilgai spotted in Noida.
	
											
									A video of a Nilgai strolling outside GIP Mall recently went viral on social media. Nilgai is a rarely spotted animal these days and seeing it walking freely on the roads was a delightful sight. The clip showed the animal casually roaming on the otherwise busy road of Noida. 
Sambar deer taking a stroll in Chandigarh
	
											
									Sambar deer is an animal we usually see zoos and national parks but during the lockdown videos and photos of this animal walking in Chandigarh's sector 9-10 area was seen on the internet. People widely shared the video saying "nature is reclaiming its territory."
A malabar civet was seen in Kozhikode
	
											
									Malabar civet is in the list of critically endangered animals with fewer than 250 matured individuals. They're usually seen in the forest areas of Western ghats but during this 21-day lockdown, one of this species was seen on a zebra crossing in Kozhikode, where it hadn't been spotted since 1990. 
Dolphins spotted in Mumbai
	
											
									As the coastline of Mumbai has not seen any major fishing activities in the past few days due to the growing concerns towards COVID-19, and ship movement has also gone down, which has led dolphins to show up there. A video of the same has gone viral on social media. 
Olive Ridley turtles mass nesting in Odisha
	
											
									Lakhs of endangered Olive Ridley turtles returned to the coast of Odisha for mass nesting. People have posted photos of this even on Twitter. As per reports, none of these turtles were spotted on this coast last year during the nesting season. Seeing them gather in huge numbers this year was definitely a delight. 
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