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Tiger Predation

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Tiger stalking jackal:




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Tigress carrying a chital fawn




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Ranthambore sub-adult tiger tries his luck on a herd of deer.
©Mritunjay Tiwary, in FB group Tigers of India.
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Did he just hesitated going after the main group, or there was an obstacle that made him change targets so abruptly?
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Today morning st6 tiger with a kill sighting . With Sashidhar Vempala ji

27 May 2018 Morning safari. 
Sariska tiger reserve 

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Ajay Kumar Sariska Yes male cow kill / Bull
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^Oops! i thought it was One big sized bluebull ^ Grin
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Maya tigress kills chital stag near waterhole in Tadoba




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Tiger interaction with gaur in Kabini




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Two elephants killed by tiger in nagarhole tiger reserve !
https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source...o7mo8apkOx
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(06-03-2018, 05:13 PM)Suhail Wrote: Two elephants killed by tiger in nagarhole tiger reserve !
https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source...o7mo8apkOx

I think they ment a cow, a normal cow. :)
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Sorry for mistake.i thought it was cow elephant
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Tiger vs gaur face off




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A Tigress with a kill.



Pench tiger reserve



Seoni Madhya Pradesh 


May ' 18

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"Killing a camel is not easy, for its neck is too high and the bones too big; dragging it, too, is difficult. Still, this tigress manages to drag it to a safe place, through thick scrub and bushes, where it provided a lot of meat for her two full-grown cubs and her."
From The story of the Indian tiger, by Kailash Sankhala.
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Sonam at Tadoba taking kill.







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4th June, It was a hot n humid afternoon @ Tadoba. Tigress Sonam was sleeping in bushes for almost 3 hours and all vehicles were waiting to get a glimpse of the Telia Queen.



Around 10-12 Indian Gaurs were quenching their thirst at the water body. And suddenly the queen came out and charged towards these 2.



That was a unsuccessful attempt by Sonam, but watching it live was a thrill. 


Tadoba June 2018.

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