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Explore the stunning beauty and rich biodiversity of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands through the eyes of a dedicated zoologist. This captivating account reveals the lives of the indigenous peoples, the vibrant flora and fauna, and the urgent threats they face from rapid development. Join us for a journey that highlights both the wonder and fragility of these unique ecosystems, as we delve into the intricate balance between nature and human progress. Summary by dc. This show includes AI-generated content.