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A fugitive who appeared on the Netflix series Tiger King has been arrested after sharing photos of exotic animals from his sanctuary to someone who later reported him.

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Timothy Stark from Indiana was arrested by Granville Police in New York, according to the Post-Star newspaper.

The 55-year-old lost his licence in June after officials said he left animals without adequate care, food or water, the US channel WHAS-TV reports.

Officials say Stark moved two dozen animals from his sanctuary before authorities could take them.

He is also accused of threatening and grabbing an official during a property inspection.

The person who Stark shared the photos with conducted some internet research and discovered there were warrants out for his arrest, Sergeant Ryan Pedone from Granville Police said.

Stark awaits extradition proceedings at Washington County jail in New York before he faces battery and contempt charges in Indiana.

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Authorities have said Stark told them that the contempt charge was the result of him swearing at a judge during a hearing.

A court had reportedly ordered all of the animals belonging to Stark's Wildlife in Need organisation in Charlestown, Indiana, to be moved by the Indianapolis Zoological Society in September.

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The judge's contempt order states Stark 'voiced his strong desire in open court to re-locate the animals in his own way', according to US media reports.

The Netflix series Tiger King followed the life of Joe Exotic of the G.W. Zoo in Oklahoma and other collectors of exotic animals.

On January 26, 2021, India celebrated its 72nd Republic Day which commemorates the day when the Indian Constitution came into effect. Celebrated as a national holiday, the occasion is celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm, marking the spirit of Independent India. Netizens fill the social media writing about the Indian Constitution and its principles, sharing images with the national flag and quotes by Dr BR Ambedkar, the architect of the Indian constitution.

However, to mark this year’s Republic Day, Animal Planet India had a surprise planned for all the countrymen. The digital arm of the channel released a rendition of Saare Jahan Se Acha composed with the voices of Indian Wildlife and released it on YouTube. The beautiful version released on January 25 is performed by acapella band, Raaga Trippin and has garnered more than 10 lakh views so far.

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The Mumbai-based acapella band recreated the animals’ and birds’ voices to sing this incredible patriotic song. Titled ‘Sounds of the Indian Wildlife’, the video will surely give you goosebumps and make you proud. Check out the video here:

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In the description, Animal Planet with almost 61,000 subscribers wrote that the video is their tribute to the incredible biodiversity of India. The nearly two-minute video features stunning shots of India’s wildlife. The clip starts with a disclaimer stating that “no animals were harmed during the making of this video. All animals and birds’ sounds have been performed by artists.”

The viral video has won netizen’s heart over the internet, who have made it viral overnight sharing it widely on various social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook. The clip opens with a shot of a kingfisher and sounds of birds. Few moments later, we also see a majestic lioness carrying her cub in her mouth while crossing a waterhole. The video celebrates India’s colorful and diverse wildlife which is home to more than 90,000 animal species and 45,000 plant species.

As the video progresses, we witness astonishing shots of animals and birds like elephants, peacocks, tiger, lion, monkeys and chimpanzees while the Saare Jahan se Acha is heard in the backdrop.Some of the users have commented ‘Jai Hind’ in the comments section of the video.

In conversation with Telangana Today, the acapella group said that they jumped at the opportunity when the channel approached them to create this jungle using just their 5 voices to celebrate the diverse wildlife from all across India in a patriotic way.

The 5-member group includes Alan De Souza, Gary Misquitta, Gwen Dias, Keshia Braganza, Suzanne D’Mello and Thomson Andrews.