Don't let the photograph mislead you. This is not your average housecat. This is a wild predator. A creature of the night. Despite the encroachment by humans on its habitat, this cat has adapted beautifully to continue thriving in these wetlands. However, it's limited spread and loss of habitat do mean that it is actually endangered. These floodplains in West Bengal are a rare place where we can observe how creatures of the wild adapt to the presence of humans. This ecosystem is a biodiversity hotspot. In addition to the fishing cat, these swamps are home to Golden Jackals, Jungle Cats (also rare and elusive), water monitor lizards (distant cousins of the Komodo dragons), Asian palm civets, snakes and several species of small furry animals. We get you access to a spot where seeing this cat is a regular occurrence. Expert naturalists who have many thousands of hours of experience in watching out for this elusive cat, and recording its behaviour. We're very sure that this trip isn't something you can find anywhere else in the world. A Fishing Cat Photography trip like none other.