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The Sundarban Tiger

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@Pckts wooh great image. Tfs. Camera trapped tiger from sunderbans,

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More,

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Checking for something?

08 October, 2015, Sudhanyakhali Watch Tower, Sunderban Tiger Reserve, West Bengal, India


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Photo and information credits: Sandeep Dutta
"Seeing one in Sundarbans is always special but you feel truly blessed when you not only see one but get to make a record shot aswell. We were far from the point this Tiger decided to swim across the wide channel. The speed was incedible and she gave our boat no chance to get anywhere closer.."

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These days even sunderban tigers seem to be growing big. They are said to be strongest bengals pound for pound. But i doubt that as certain population of tigers seem to be more muscular than these tigers.
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Photo and information credits: Shuvarthi Guha
"Sundarban Tiger "

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Photo and information credits: Soumyajit Nandy
Mr. Sundarban!
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Photo and information credits: Tamanud Mitra
"For those who think the tigers of Sundarban are lean, thin and small; we do have massive and muscular ones in this part of the woods and believe me there are many of them"

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Biggest male I've ever seen from the Sunderbans.
I have read from a couple of eye witness photographers that some males out there are huge. 
Not just huge for the Sunderbans but huge in general.
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(11-06-2016, 05:12 AM)Pckts Wrote: Biggest male I've ever seen from the Sunderbans.
I have read from a couple of eye witness photographers that some males out there are huge. 
Not just huge for the Sunderbans but huge in general.

You think that in these lands, can be hide the bigger tiger males?
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(11-06-2016, 03:56 PM)Ngala Wrote:
(11-06-2016, 05:12 AM)Pckts Wrote: Biggest male I've ever seen from the Sunderbans.
I have read from a couple of eye witness photographers that some males out there are huge. 
Not just huge for the Sunderbans but huge in general.

You think that in these lands, can be hide the bigger tiger males?

Probably not as large as mainland males but from the images I've seen and what I've read, I'd guess that a few males could be around the 170kg mark.
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(11-06-2016, 04:59 AM)Ngala Wrote: Photo and information credits: Soumyajit Nandy
Mr. Sundarban!
October 2016


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"For those who think the tigers of Sundarban are lean, thin and small; we do have massive and muscular ones in this part of the woods and believe me there are many of them"

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Beautiful male.
He is a show stopper.
Thanks for sharing.
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Are you talk about the size..........
Some people says that Tiger of Sundarban are smaller than the causin of Bandhavgar. Then talk about this. 
My first tiger sighting in the wild. But unfortunately Rain couldn't gave me an enough light. This huge male came out from the dense and walk down to the mudflat for his meal. 

Oh ..wait for the second and third one....
Royal Bengal Tiger 
Sundarban Biosphere Reserve, West Bengal.

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Photo and information credits: Shuvarthi Guha
"A sneak peek from yesterday's amazing sighting...all the hard work finally paid off after three days of intensive tracking!"

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~The majestic phantom of the mangroves.
Sharing a picture of the amazing Tiger Shighting that we witness during Way 2 Wild's November photography tour. Our client Mr.Kirti Ranjan Nayak was blessed with a sighting of the Phantom in his first visit to Sundarbans !!


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Photo and information credits: Soumyajit Nandy
And when the King decides to look back at You!
I don't know why but I always like this specific pose of the tigers. After crossing the river it decided once to check us out before heading to the forest.
Nov 2016

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