Nepal tigers - Printable Version

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RE: Nepal tigers, - Jimmy - 02-21-2018

Shuklaphanta tiger without a striped flank; this pattern seems pretty usual in western Nepal... ..

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Chitwan, Eastern Bhale = male in Nepali, looks like territory patrol

the same Eastern Male

RE: Nepal tigers, - Jimmy - 05-31-2018

some tiger footage from Nepal
Chitwan

tiger with rhinos in Bardia

RE: Nepal tigers, - Jimmy - 06-14-2018

chitwan tigers

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RE: Nepal tigers, - Jimmy - 06-25-2018

In Chitwan, a tiger walking out in the open, these kind of habitat (otherwise too empty) looks so promising for wild buffaloes and swamp deer which Chitwan seriouly needs to reintroduce.

another, shaky one!!

RE: Nepal tigers, - johnny rex - 06-29-2018

I wonder why most male Nepal tigers almost look like male Amur tigers in terms of physical characteristics.

RE: Nepal tigers, - Rishi - 06-29-2018

(06-29-2018, 07:53 AM)johnny rex Wrote: I wonder why most male Nepal tigers almost look like male Amur tigers in terms of physical characteristics.

The Terai Arc & Sivalik region of NW-India & Nepal is the coldest habitat of Bengal Tigers, except for the snowy hills of the Northeast. Their winter coat looks like Amur's autumn coat.

And not just the males...
Here's a female from Indian Terai.

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RE: Nepal tigers, - Jimmy - 07-27-2018

Tigers from Bardia national park

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^pic Naresh Subedi

RE: Nepal tigers, - Jimmy - 09-10-2018

stories of a travel in Bardiya National Park and photos
http://www.theconstantrevolution.com/a-day-tracking-tigers/
A tigress with spotted deer kill and rhinos.. deciding to leave

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some tiger and rhino pics from Bardiya

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RE: Nepal tigers, - Smilodon-Rex - 09-20-2018

(06-29-2018, 09:40 AM)Rishi Wrote:
(06-29-2018, 07:53 AM)johnny rex Wrote: I wonder why most male Nepal tigers almost look like male Amur tigers in terms of physical characteristics.

The Terai Arc & Sivalik region of NW-India & Nepal is the coldest habitat of Bengal Tigers, except for the snowy hills of the Northeast. Their winter coat looks like Amur's autumn coat.

And not just the males...
Here's a female from Indian Terai.

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It looks like Amur tiger

RE: Nepal tigers, - Rishi - 09-20-2018

(09-20-2018, 06:33 AM)Smilodon-Rex Wrote:
(06-29-2018, 09:40 AM)Rishi Wrote: The Terai Arc & Sivalik region of NW-India & Nepal is the coldest habitat of Bengal Tigers, except for the snowy hills of the Northeast. Their winter coat looks like Amur's autumn coat.

And not just the males...
Here's a female from Indian Terai.

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It looks like Amur tiger

I know. She's from Corbett. That population has most "Amur"looking tigers of all Terai.
In winter the only difference that remains is Bengal tigers' darker coat.
Viraat ©Kintoo Dhawan (January 2016)

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RE: Nepal tigers, - johnny rex - 09-20-2018

(09-20-2018, 08:32 AM)Rishi Wrote:
(09-20-2018, 06:33 AM)Smilodon-Rex Wrote:
(06-29-2018, 09:40 AM)Rishi Wrote: The Terai Arc & Sivalik region of NW-India & Nepal is the coldest habitat of Bengal Tigers, except for the snowy hills of the Northeast. Their winter coat looks like Amur's autumn coat.

And not just the males...
Here's a female from Indian Terai.

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It looks like Amur tiger

I know. She's from Corbett. That population has most "Amur"looking tigers of all Terai.
In winter the only difference that remains is Bengal tigers' darker coat.
Viraat ©Kintoo Dhawan (January 2016)

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Are there more photos of Amur looking male Bengal tigers especially those from Terai region?

RE: Nepal tigers, - Rage2277 - 09-20-2018

idk..they look diff from amurs too me..the similarities come from mainly the coat..amurs have broader heads still

RE: Nepal tigers, - Rishi - 09-20-2018

(09-20-2018, 08:41 AM)johnny rex Wrote: Are there more photos of Amur looking male Bengal tigers especially those from Terai region?

I'll post them in Terai tiger & tag you...

(09-20-2018, 08:56 AM)Rage2277 Wrote: idk..they look diff from amurs too me..the similarities come from mainly the coat..amurs have broader heads still

He was talking about the coat... Although Amur winter coat is much furrier.

RE: Nepal tigers, - johnny rex - 09-20-2018

(09-20-2018, 08:56 AM)Rage2277 Wrote: idk..they look diff from amurs too me..the similarities come from mainly the coat..amurs have broader heads still

Only the coats are similar but they still have different physical characteristics such as like you said Amur tigers have broader heads and wider rostrums.

RE: Nepal tigers, - parvez - 09-23-2018

Suklaphanta,

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Banke,