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Tigers of South India & Western Ghats
Tigers of South India & Western Ghats
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Tigers of South India & Western Ghats
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A tiger meets herd of elephants in the beautiful landscape of periyar tiger reserve.
Python scares off the tiger in nagarhole 
Nagarhole tigers,
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 *This image is copyright of its original author Shamanth Krishnamurthy - The majestic tiger from the woods of South India, Sep 2018
 *This image is copyright of its original author Shamanth Krishnamurthy - Tiger tiger burning bright !! Nagarhole, Sep 2018
 *This image is copyright of its original author Nihad N Vajid - In Return.On the way Back... #NikonD850 | #Kabini2018 | Tiger |
Tigers of sahyadri konkan landscape:
Sahyadri corridor Forms the northern range limit for the distribution of tiger in western ghats.the corridor connects sahyadri tiger reserve in maharshtra with the kali tiger reserve in karnataka and mhadei wls in goa. From south of the landscape- Bhimgad wildlife sanctuary,karnataka:  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author From tillari region,maharashtra:  *This image is copyright of its original author
Credits to Pradeep Elango.
Tiger | Bandipur Tiger Reserve He had a Gaur kill hidden deep in a ravine covered with bushes, and once he had his fill, it was time for a cat nap. Nothing disturbed him, except for the persistent flies, which made him occasionally glance or roll over to the other side.  *This image is copyright of its original author
 *This image is copyright of its original author MALE TIGERMisty morning in KABINI DECEMBER 2018 -Chandrashekar SC the south indian breed have a gothic vibe to them,dark around the eyes a really haunting appearance 
Special plan for captured tigress (Kerala-western Ghats)
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, January 20, 2019 07:51 IST Updated: January 20, 2019 07:51 IST *This image is copyright of its original author It has been responding well to medication and diet in the new environs The Forest Department has prepared a focused rehabilitation plan for the tigress that was captured from the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary a few days ago after it strayed into human habitats. Having found the animal in a famished condition soon after its arrival in the Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary, a team of veterinary experts and forest officials have begun medication and a diet that would enable the big cat to regain strength. However, the chances of releasing the animal into the wild remained bleak. According to Dayamon D. Mathew, Assistant Forest Veterinary Officer who attended to the ailing animal, the tigress has lost several of its teeth, and many were found to be worn out owing to old age. Quote:“While three canine teeth were absent, another only had a stump remaining.. While it had attacked two cows, the tigress was unable to kill them,” Dr. Mathew said. Special diet Owing to its inability to chew, the tigress has been put on a special diet of chicken and beef, preferably thigh muscles without bones. “It has been responding well to the medication and the diet. However, it will have to be kept under observation for a long time and cannot be released into the wild,” says Y.M. Shajikumar, Wildlife Warden, Thiruvananthapuram. https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Thi...atsapp.com 
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This massive beast has staked claim to one of the prime territories in Kabini. Around 4 years old he is young and massive and has driven away his father Valentino and all the other rival males around. What an amazing journey it’s been to see a tiny cub grow up to become the King of the jungle.  *This image is copyright of its original author Karun Mandanna-Remember Why You Started And Be A Beast ?2019 |
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