B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India

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RE: B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India - Roflcopters - 11-27-2022

thanks @Ashutosh

I remember T1’s case, it was sad. he had been injured prior in the year (february) he survived that incident, only to die later in the tragic hit and run case. he was a tiger often seen crossing the underpasses and highways. it was a sad ending for such a marvelous tiger that we were able to follow periodically over the years. also you’re right, even though these underpasses are good overall. they have their pros and cons. ultimately i think more of these will help the wildlife tremendously in the years to come. i’m one of those people who started following the lives of these animals a little over 10 years ago or so, population back then was odd 1000 + tigers and in the last decade so much has changed for the better but there are also a lot of issues that need to be addressed. rampant poaching is still one of the biggest threat next to dangerous roads and highways unfortunately.

RE: B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India - DaveB - 11-27-2022

(11-27-2022, 06:00 AM)Roflcopters Wrote:
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Mahaman male from Bandhavgarh. Nov/2022

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Taru and Choti Madhu during a night safari, Taru is an interesting male tiger and his rise to the top has been nothing short of amazing. 3 notable wins against rival males and a massive territory expansion since monsoon. Nov/2022

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tigress from Tipeshwar with her cubs. Nov/2022

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Neela Nala male from Kanha. Nov/2022

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Raaka from Pilibhit. Nov/2022

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T120/Yoda/Ganesh from Ranthambore. Nov/2022

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Wagdoh’s grand kid, son of Shiva and Kuhani female from Kolsa range. Nov/2022

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Maya with her new cub. Nov/2022

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Rudra from Moharli core. Nov/2022

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new male from Pench, MH. sillari gate. Nov/2022

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Chota Dadiyal. Nov/2022

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Surya, son of Matkasur and Maya from Umred Karhandla. Nov/2022

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Chanda Tigress from 2013 (mother of T120/Yoda)

A tiger that has changed our perceived notion of tiger behavior in recent times is T-120. Ever wondered where the legendary tigers of today got their awesome genes from? In a series of throwback images from the past - way back in the past, let's take a look at these legendary tigers who created the hulks of today.
Meet Chanda, mother of T-120. Chanda is the first litter of the legendary T-19, Krishna.
Fathered by T-3, Bahadur, and T-63, Chanda, T-120, the legend of today was born. Now we know where he gets his deadly looks from.
T-63, Chanda, Ranthambhore National Park, Sawai Madhopur, 17th March 2013, 7:24 AM

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Pinstripe male from Kaziranga - Early 2022

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Pinstripe male of Kaziranga from yesterday’s sighting, easily one of the biggest male tiger out there. Nov/2022

@Roflcopters , Kuhani / Shiva's cub is looking good. Have the cubs separated from their mom now and living independently? I guess there were 3 cubs right? Have they been named yet?

two males and 1 female if i’m not mistaken, the cub i posted is named “Raja” and i don’t think the other two are officially named yet. also they are just about old enough to disperse on their own.

Thanks @Roflcopters for sharing the info. Like

RE: B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India - Roflcopters - 11-29-2022

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The Prince of Khitauli - Chota Bheem ???

He is one of the most docile males I have come across in #Bandhavgarh ? and incredibly comfortable around vehicles. Born to Mahaman Female (Sr.) and The Legendary Bheem, this guy covers a sizeable territory in Khitauli and Pachpedhi

On several occasions he has been seen mating with Tara, Katibaah, Darrha Bachi and Bajrang’s sister.

It is unclear whether the first litter of Tara was fathered by him or Muda Tara Male (or both) ?

Nov/2022

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Chota Bheem

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Chota Bheem

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Tara tigress (Chota Bheem’s mate)

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Tara and Chota Bheem’s two cubs

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side profile of both the cubs

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Chota Bheem’s family tree

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Mighty Bheem, the father of Chota Bheem. his legacy continues!

I’m not sure if many of you are familiar with Bandhavgarh’s history, it was officially declared a National Park on March/23/1968 and it was widely believed in the 70’s that there were no tigers. Banka was one of the first male sighted in the late 70’s, Banka believed to have been born in the late 70’s took prominence in 1983 and ruled the park until 1991. Charger, who most of us know appeared and took over from Banka. he ruled the park 1991-1999 & died in (2000). this continued on to B2, Jobhi, Bheem, MR X, Mahaman and countless other males that we now know. all of these tigers are the direct descendants of Banka, Sita and Charger.

here is Banka from (1985, all pictures shot from elephant back on 35mm reversal film recovered digitally and minimally processed for color corrections.) Credits to Amit Kher for the photos.

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one of the two cubs of Banka and Sita with a half-eaten Sambhar deer.

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another cub

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Sita, known for inverted Trishul mark on her cheeks. sitting in front of the natural cave where she possibly raised the two cubs of Banka. 1985 pictures shot from elephant back.

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the almighty Charger, he had a long and successful reign of 9 years.

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Charger in the later stages of his life with a cataract in his eye.

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old picture of Spotty tigress and Chakradhara male charging at an elephant in Tala zone.

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Bajrang of Bandhavgarh, starting to sound like a very common tiger name used in Central India. Nov/2022

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new male from Kishanpur, Dudhwa. Nov/2022

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male tiger from Bandipur. Nov/2022

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Natraj from Keslaghat. Nov/2022

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new male from Pench, MH. sillari gate. Nov/2022

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Here is the bloody tiger from Sillari zone, Pench National Park. This male tiger was searching for the tiger cub who managed to escape the place while the mother tiger was fighting with this big male. Nov/2022

RE: B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India - Roflcopters - 11-30-2022

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T86/Chirico from Ranthambore. Nov/2022

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Siddhi tigress from Ranthambore. Nov/2022

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T120/Ganesh from Ranthambore. Nov/2022

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Surya from Umred Karhandla. Nov/2022

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Pinstripe male from Kaziranga. Nov/2022

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Choti Madhu and Bajrang’s cubs hanging with one of Sharmili’s tiny cub. Nov/2022

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Sharmili’s little cub hanging with Choti Madhu’s cubs

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two cubs from different mothers peacefully co-existing, the older cub is Choti Madhu’s and the little cub is one of Sharmili’s. Nov/2022

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SK male from Pangdi buffer, son of Khali and Sharmili from 2019 litter. his brother is also seen in Pangdi buffer and both had a fight recently. Nov/2022

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Hirdi nala female seen with a broken leg (top left and right picture) she has two cubs with Shiva and FD intervention is most likely needed here.
SK male in the bottom two pictures.

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bloodline of Kitadi male/Coal mine male

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here is the brother of SK from March/2022 in the bottom picture, top pic was taken when he was a cub being raised in Agarzari.

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Maya’s little one. Nov/2022

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Hirdi Nala female with her two cubs, both fathered by Shiva of Kolsa range. early 2022.

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Chota Dadiyal hanging in some of the vacant territories of Bajrang, who’s nowhere to be seen. most likely gone for good or possibly recovering from his fights with Taru. Nov/2022

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Paras (Mowgli’s brother) seen injured after a fight with Taru in Junona, as per Jignesh bhai’s info. Shiva has pushed him completely out of Kolsa range and Paras throughout the year has been seen all over the place with Junona being one of his last spots. Chota Dadiyal also comes all the way to Junona, however he’s much younger and will be no match to the dominance of Taru in the present day. Chota Dadiyal will have to be very careful. Taru is in his prime and has defeated 4 males since the monsoon with the recent victim being Paras. Nov/2022

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Raja, son of Shiva and Kuhani. Nov/2022

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sub adult male from Bandipur. Nov/2022

RE: B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India - DaveB - 12-03-2022

(11-30-2022, 03:53 PM)Roflcopters Wrote:

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T86/Chirico from Ranthambore. Nov/2022

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Siddhi tigress from Ranthambore. Nov/2022

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T120/Ganesh from Ranthambore. Nov/2022

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Surya from Umred Karhandla. Nov/2022

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Pinstripe male from Kaziranga. Nov/2022

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Choti Madhu and Bajrang’s cubs hanging with one of Sharmili’s tiny cub. Nov/2022

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Sharmili’s little cub hanging with Choti Madhu’s cubs

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two cubs from different mothers peacefully co-existing, the older cub is Choti Madhu’s and the little cub is one of Sharmili’s. Nov/2022

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SK male from Pangdi buffer, son of Khali and Sharmili from 2019 litter. his brother is also seen in Pangdi buffer and both had a fight recently. Nov/2022

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SK

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Hirdi nala female seen with a broken leg (top left and right picture) she has two cubs with Shiva and FD intervention is most likely needed here.
SK male in the bottom two pictures.

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bloodline of Kitadi male/Coal mine male

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here is the brother of SK from March/2022 in the bottom picture, top pic was taken when he was a cub being raised in Agarzari.

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Maya’s little one. Nov/2022

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Hirdi Nala female with her two cubs, both fathered by Shiva of Kolsa range. early 2022.

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Chota Dadiyal hanging in some of the vacant territories of Bajrang, who’s nowhere to be seen. most likely gone for good or possibly recovering from his fights with Taru. Nov/2022

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Paras (Mowgli’s brother) seen injured after a fight with Taru in Junona, as per Jignesh bhai’s info. Shiva has pushed him completely out of Kolsa range and Paras throughout the year has been seen all over the place with Junona being one of his last spots. Chota Dadiyal also comes all the way to Junona, however he’s much younger and will be no match to the dominance of Taru in the present day. Chota Dadiyal will have to be very careful. Taru is in his prime and has defeated 4 males since the monsoon with the recent victim being Paras. Nov/2022

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Raja, son of Shiva and Kuhani. Nov/2022

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sub adult male from Bandipur. Nov/2022

@Roflcopters , Looks like Paras has been badly beaten up by Taru. His chest injury visible and he looks weak in the image..... I wonder how Taru and Rudra would stack up against each other.

Also that leg injury of Hirdinala Female is also looking quite bad, was it caused by this 'SK' male? Tough time for her, hope FD officials take prompt action.

RE: B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India - Roflcopters - 12-03-2022

(12-03-2022, 11:14 AM)DaveB Wrote:
(11-30-2022, 03:53 PM)Roflcopters Wrote:

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T86/Chirico from Ranthambore. Nov/2022

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Siddhi tigress from Ranthambore. Nov/2022

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T120/Ganesh from Ranthambore. Nov/2022

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Surya from Umred Karhandla. Nov/2022

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Pinstripe male from Kaziranga. Nov/2022

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Choti Madhu and Bajrang’s cubs hanging with one of Sharmili’s tiny cub. Nov/2022

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Sharmili’s little cub hanging with Choti Madhu’s cubs

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two cubs from different mothers peacefully co-existing, the older cub is Choti Madhu’s and the little cub is one of Sharmili’s. Nov/2022

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SK male from Pangdi buffer, son of Khali and Sharmili from 2019 litter. his brother is also seen in Pangdi buffer and both had a fight recently. Nov/2022

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SK

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Hirdi nala female seen with a broken leg (top left and right picture) she has two cubs with Shiva and FD intervention is most likely needed here.
SK male in the bottom two pictures.

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bloodline of Kitadi male/Coal mine male

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here is the brother of SK from March/2022 in the bottom picture, top pic was taken when he was a cub being raised in Agarzari.

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Maya’s little one. Nov/2022

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Hirdi Nala female with her two cubs, both fathered by Shiva of Kolsa range. early 2022.

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Chota Dadiyal hanging in some of the vacant territories of Bajrang, who’s nowhere to be seen. most likely gone for good or possibly recovering from his fights with Taru. Nov/2022

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Paras (Mowgli’s brother) seen injured after a fight with Taru in Junona, as per Jignesh bhai’s info. Shiva has pushed him completely out of Kolsa range and Paras throughout the year has been seen all over the place with Junona being one of his last spots. Chota Dadiyal also comes all the way to Junona, however he’s much younger and will be no match to the dominance of Taru in the present day. Chota Dadiyal will have to be very careful. Taru is in his prime and has defeated 4 males since the monsoon with the recent victim being Paras. Nov/2022

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Raja, son of Shiva and Kuhani. Nov/2022

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sub adult male from Bandipur. Nov/2022

@Roflcopters , Looks like Paras has been badly beaten up by Taru. His chest injury visible and he looks weak in the image..... I wonder how Taru and Rudra would stack up against each other.

Also that leg injury of Hirdinala Female is also looking quite bad, was it caused by this 'SK' male? Tough time for her, hope FD officials take prompt action.

Paras does look like he’s in a really bad shape, let’s hope he recovers from this. also i don’t know if Rudra and Taru would ever come face to face. Chota Dadiyal despite being a sub adult is getting stronger as the days are going by and if he survives this critical age. i have no doubt he will be the ruler of teliya region. so much is happening in Tadoba. it’s really hard to say.

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when i first saw her picture, i wasn’t sure but after reading this. it all makes sense now. most likely a serious fight with SK male where she broke her rear leg. it will be pretty tough to see those cubs make it through this. fingers crossed. also i wonder what happens next with Shiva. these two brothers in Pangdi buffer are going to cause a huge problem for him.

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Hirdi Nala female and SK male seen in the same vicinity.

RE: B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India - LandSeaLion - 12-03-2022

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Here is the bloody tiger from Sillari zone, Pench National Park. This male tiger was searching for the tiger cub who managed to escape the place while the mother tiger was fighting with this big male. Nov/2022

Wow…what a stunning image. Both beautiful and chilling. This is one of my favourite photos that I’ve seen posted here.

RE: B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India - Roflcopters - 12-03-2022

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new Dudhwa male (Nov/2022)

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same male

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The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) would set up‘Soft release ' Tigress in Division Uttarpradesh forest department on Wednesday November End.

Tranquilized the Fourth tigress in the state Dudhwa landscape and radio-collared for translocating it to the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve. Nov/2022

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Sigh of relief - Maneater Tigress which killed 5 persons recently in Dudhwa Buffer zone has been finally captured by the Forest officials. She has been brought to my home town Lucknow for observation. The reason found to turn Maneater was cleared by the forest officials that her left Cannine was broken and she was quite old which indicates it's inability to hunt natural prey in the wild. At present the Tigress in quarantine under the supervision of veterinarians and expert keepers of Lucknow zoo. At last i feel happy for the Tigress and ? for the foresters. Experts feel that when fit it can be released back into the forest. July/2022

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Chota Bheem. Nov/2022

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Balram. Nov/2022

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Chota Dadiyal. Nov/2022

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Chota Matka. Nov/2022

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Neela Nala male. Dec/2022

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T121 male from Ranthambore, brother of T120/Ganesh. Nov/2022

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tigress from Corbett. May/2022

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Nature is amazing. Absolutely amazing, rather no language is rich enough to describe it. What not is on display here. Prey, predator, camouflage, river, hunting technique, innocence, life, death, a very tense situation, prey was unaware, predator is unsure, total hide and seek game. The most wonderful thing is that one was there to witness it , courtesy Deepak Dhayani ji, one of the best guides of the country.
It was scorching heat of the summer and Tigeress was cooling herself in the river and all of a sudden she spotted the deer coming near the river and fully ignorant about the predator waiting to pounce. Tigress further went inside the water and hid herself behind the boulders on the bank of the river. The drama lasted for more than an hour and it was so tense and full of suspense that one cannot describe. These are once in a lifetime moments. Deer was totally unaware of the lurking danger just a few feet away. Such are the ways of nature. A chase which one witnesses once in a lifetime.
The moments you live for and the moments you die for. What a situation... what a scenario.
Corbett National Park Uttrakhand India
Enjoy
Dhikala Paar
2022

888 male of Melghat. Dec/2021

RE: B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India - Roflcopters - 12-07-2022

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Pinstripe male from Kaziranga. Dec/2022

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new male from Pench, MH - Sillari. Dec/2022

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Pattewala male- Son of the legendary Mundi Dadar female.

Now a fully grown male, it is nothing less than a miracle that he has survived against all odds, despite spending his life in an enclosure till adulthood.

Here, he is seen in the core of Mukki. Hope he settles down and makes a stable territory for himself

December 2022

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T46/Baisanghat male. May/2022

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DB3 from Kanha. Sep/2022

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Neela Nala from Kanha. Jan/2022

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Neela Nala. Nov/2022

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Neela Nala from a few years ago. Nov/2020

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at full capacity, Neela Nala is probably one of the biggest male tiger from Central India.

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M3 male from Kanha. Dec/2021

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M3. April/2022

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Balram. Dec/2022

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V7 from Sirkheda buffer. Dec/2022

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old man is still around

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Bajrang sighted a few days ago in Mohurli core. Dec/2022

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Taru. Dec/2022

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888 male from Melghat. Dec/2022

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Matkasur clan from Umred, Surya and his family.

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Surya. Nov/2022

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Sitabani tigress on her kill. June/2020

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RE: B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India - Roflcopters - 12-11-2022

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male tiger from Chitwan. April/2022

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Chitwan tigress crossing river. Dec/2022

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Ramsingh Gurung with the late Dr Charles Mcdougal measuring the skull size of Island Bhale. a notorious male tiger that once roamed the forests of Chitwan. 2012

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Island Bhale sired 7 cubs with CP2 female (two litters) 3 cubs with LP3 (one litter) and 3 cubs with SP7 female (one litter). total of 13 cubs with 3 different females.

I peeked the chart and realized Nuna Bhale and Eastern Bhale were also on the list.

Nuna Bhale sired 10 cubs with AP female (four litters)
3 cubs with BP3 (one litter) 2 cubs with LP3 (one litter) 9 cubs with RP2 (3 litters) and 12 cubs with TP female. (four litters). total of 36 cubs with 5 females.

Eastern Bhale sired 10 cubs with LP3 female (three litters) 4 cubs with CP2 (one litter) 9 cubs with LP3 female (3 litters) 6 cubs with SP7 female (two litter) and 5 cubs with TP female. (two litter). total of 34 cubs with 5 females.

Eastern Bhale was easily one of the biggest male from his era and by far the most successful tiger on a specie level from the Nepal side.

old video of the late king, most of us have seen these before.

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3 females from Nepal that lived to the age of 17.

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a young man eater captured in Bardiya. Dec/2022

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male tiger from Burapahar range, Kaziranga. Dec/2022

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SK male from Pangdi Buffer. Nov/2022

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Chota Matka. Dec/2022

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Balram. Dec/2022

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Natraj from Zari Peth buffer. Dec/2022

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Corbett Tiger. Dec/2022

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Neela nala male. Nov/2022

RE: B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India - Roflcopters - 12-16-2022

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WTI's #RapidResponseTeam (RRT) and Pilibhit forest department rescued a female tiger cub that had taken refuge inside a vegetation patch in Pilibhit district, 500 meters from National Highway 730.

It appears the cub had strayed and separated from the mother. Being very young, and unable to hunt on its own, it had taken to scavenging livestock carcass that were dumped in the vicinity.

The team scouted the nearby area, looking for the mother or other cubs for nine days, but to no avail. Finally the RRT and forest department team successfully captured the young tigress, conducted it's medical examination, and safely sent it to Kanpur zoo.

The operation was a part of WTI's Terai Tiger Project supported by Chester Zoo , U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Uttar Pradesh Forest Department.

What is Terai Tiger Project? https://www.wti.org.in/projects/terai-tiger-project/

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Dudhwa male. Dec/2022

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Malangsa, a young male from Dudhwa. Dec/2022

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Tigers of Nowhere!

Tracking tigers outside protected areas is a happiness of highest order. This #terai tigress along with her sub adult cubs reside on the boundary of Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh states in a small forest patch of the Surai Conservation Area adjoining the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve. They live along the dry nullahs and hide in the culverts and sugarcane fields and 'try' to coexsist alongwith disturbing human neighbors. Encounters do happen - mostly positive rarely conflicts.

Truely said, there are more tigers outside our national parks than inside. Dec/2022

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Sub adult male from Corbett. Dec/2022

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male tiger from Chitwan. 2019

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T46/Baisanghat of Kanha. May/2022

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Neela Nala. Dec/2022

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Pattewala male of Kanha. Dec/2022

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Hirdi Nalla seems to be doing well despite the injury.

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Taru the undisputed king of all the buffers past Moharli. May/2022

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T13 male from Nagzira. Feb/2022

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tiger from Amangarh. Dec/2022

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Kazi 45. Dec/2022

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Taru and the new male in Agarzari, apparently the new male was being chased by Taru. second and third tiger from the left side is the new male. all the other slides are Taru. Dec/2022

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Chota Matka. Dec/2022

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Tala with injuries seen on his face near Kolara buffer. Dec/2022

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Rudra from Kolara zone. Dec/2022

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Rudra

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new male sighted in Alijanjha buffer. Dec/2022

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Bajrang sighted in Alijanjha zone. Dec/17/2022

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old man looks in good shape still, wonder how CM is going to respond to the intruders being sighted close to his area.

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Yuvraj, father of Choti Tara’s cubs. Dec/2022

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W female with cubs, Taru is the father of these cubs. Dec/2022

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Jr.Bajrang of Kanha. Dec/2022

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Z1 male of Kanha. Dec/2021

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tiger claw markings on a tree from Kaziranga. Dec/2022

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Kazi 45 of Kaziranga. Dec/2022

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male tiger from Sunderban. Dec/2022

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tigress from Chitwan. Dec/2022

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Chitwan tigress’s cubs

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P243 of Panna. Dec/2022

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P243 on the road. Dec/2022

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R2 from Satpura. Dec/2022

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male tiger from Pilibhit. Dec/2022

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Dudhwa tiger. Dec/2022

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P243 from Panna. Dec/2022

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T85 from Pench, Sillari. Dec/2022

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Bhanuskhindi female with cubs, CM is the father of these little ones. Dec/2022

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Taru feeding on his sambhar kill. Dec/2022

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Paras seen recently, he seems much healthier now. Dec/2022

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Neela Nala. Dec/2022

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large adult male tiger (8-10 years old) from either Kaziranga or Orang NP travelled odd 120-160km to reach Umananda Island and got stuck in between rocks. people that spotted the tiger swimming immediately notified the authorities and a team led by Dr. Bijay Gogoi of Assam State Zoo rushed to the spot in boats to rescue this tiger.

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Umananda Island, also known as Peacock Island is the smallest inhabited river island in the world.

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tranquilizer dart can be seen near his tail

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team closing in

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source : https://m.timesofindia.com/city/guwahati/temple-island-evacuated-as-tiger-from-120km-afar-visits/amp_articleshow/96381503.cms

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male tiger from Pilibhit. Dec/2022

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Dudhwa tiger. Dec/2022

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P243 from Panna. Dec/2022

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T85 from Pench, Sillari. Dec/2022

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Bhanuskhindi female with cubs, CM is the father of these little ones. Dec/2022

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Taru feeding on his sambhar kill. Dec/2022

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Paras seen recently, he seems much healthier now. Dec/2022

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Neela Nala. Dec/2022

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large adult male tiger (8-10 years old) from either Kaziranga or Orang NP travelled odd 120-160km to reach Umananda Island and got stuck in between rocks. people that spotted the tiger swimming immediately notified the authorities and a team led by Dr. Bijay Gogoi of Assam State Zoo rushed to the spot in boats to rescue this tiger.

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Umananda Island, also known as Peacock Island is the smallest inhabited river island in the world.

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tranquilizer dart can be seen near his tail

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team closing in

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source : https://m.timesofindia.com/city/guwahati/temple-island-evacuated-as-tiger-from-120km-afar-visits/amp_articleshow/96381503.cms

Wow... Surely must have been hard work rescuing the tiger safely. Kudos to the teams efforts.

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Shiva from Pilibhit. Dec/2022

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rescued male from Pilibhit that was trampled by a bull dozer during his rescue, which ultimately lead to his death. 2017

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man eater from Dudhwa. 2008

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taxidermy of Big Terror male or Changa Nala male from Northern India, close to Nepal border. he reportedly killed 8 people and was ultimately hunted down in 1969.

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man eater from Northern India that was shot dead in 1946.

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the big male of Shuklaphanta, Nepal. 2020

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same male with a female in 2019.

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Big male from Dibang Valley, Arunachal Pradesh. @~~Greatearth~~ posted this pic in 2018, i’ve always been fascinated by this male’s skull size and overall bulk.

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K-Mark male of Corbett with a female. 2012

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Kazi 45. Dec/2022

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Kaziranga male. Dec/2022

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Surya from Umred. Dec/2022

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T46/Baisanghat. Dec/2022

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C1, brother of SK from Kolsa zone. Dec/2022

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the new male seen all over Dewada, Agarzari and Mamla. Dec/2022

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Taru. Dec/2022

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India's record size (claimed) Man Eater Tiger of 10'6" shot at Chandrapur, Maharashtra in 1938 using the 0.465 rifle, by Nawab Sultan Ali Khan Bahadur.

interestingly, Wagdoh male ruled this area towards the end of his days and actively mated with both the females in the area and had cubs with both.

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Wagdoh’s route map from the time his movements were actively recorded by the Tadoba FD. prior to this, it was believed that he was a cub of the big zari female and probably fathered by Shivaji in year 2004. whether this is true or not. nobody knows.

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Shivaji (top pic from 2012, bottom pic from 2005 near Kakadghat water streams.)