Lions and Tigers in India

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Siddharth Singh‎Friends Of Dudhwa Follow · June 27, 2014 ·    ·   Re-introduction of Rhinos to Dudhwa has indirectly helped increase pray base for Dudhwa Tigers who with time have claimed many Adult Rhinos in the past few years,one of the shot from a series of 105 photos that i was able to get for the first time at Dudhwa Rhino Area,it is common for Tigers to kill Rhinos in parks of Assam and Nepal,here is proof for those critics of mine and Dudhwa who have indirectly pushed me to work harder to prove my points,i hope my photos from Dudhwa in 2013-14 will help in understanding that a lot of hard work has to be put in to get one such shot how difficult it is to save them only those who are working at ground level will understand,Sorry for bad water mark but had to protect image

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He says the same, but to be honest, Kaziranga is the only place to have one horned rhino and I have been with in inches of a male one horned Rhino and it was the size of a Jeep Cherokee. They would be a serious prey option and would have to be taken on by a specific Rhino Specialist of a cat. To this day I have never seen a predation of a Adult Rhino by even a pride of lions, I know they are a serious threat and the one horned is the second largest of them all. Even though the zoologist at the Safari Park told me the one horned was the largest of them all and the male was larger than the White Rhinos they had on site as well. Both are to massive to differentiate with the naked eye. I have no doubt that when it happens it is extremely rare. Why wouldn't it be? Reply