Nepal tigers

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It’s been a while since i saw anything from Nepal!

correct me if i’m wrong about the code words associated with each tiger. 

(ft) = female tiger?
(mt) = male tiger?
(ut) = unknown gender?

I’m amazed by the sizes of the tigers caught in the camera trap, they are from the Terai region after all.

here are the tigers that really stand out to me.

Males 

- MT03 (Chitwan, Page 67)
- MT04 (Chitwan, Page 67)
- MT05 (Chitwan, Page 67)
- MT07 (Chitwan, Page 68)
- MT08 (Chitwan, Page 68)
- MT27 (Chitwan, Page 73)
- MT28 (Chitwan, Page 73) 
- MT95 (Banke, Page 77)
- MT101 (Banke, Page 78)
- MT118 (Banke, Page 79)
- MT02 (Bardia, Page 80)
- MT05 (Bardia, Page 81)
- MT16 (Bardia, Page 83)
- MT22 (Bardia, Page 84)
- MT24 (Bardia, Page 85)
- MT38 (Bardia, Page 87)
- MT44 (Bardia, Page 88)
- UT64 (for sure this is a male, they categorized it as “unknown”.  page 94)
- MT71 (Bardia, Page 94)
- MT74 (Bardia, Page 95)
- MT85 (Bardia, Page 96)
- MT01 (Shuklaphanta, Page 101)
- MT03 (Shuklaphanta, Page 101)
- MT06 (Shuklaphanta, Page 102)
- MT07 (Shuklaphanta, Page 102)
- MT09 (Shuklaphanta, Page 102)
- MT11 (Shuklaphanta, Page 103)

Females

- FT01 (Parsa, Page 50)
- FT13 (Chitwan, Page 57)
- FT31 (Chitwan, Page 61)
- FT38 (Chitwan, Page 63)
- FT45 (Chitwan, Page 65)
- FT104 (Shuklaphanta, Page 100)
- FT108 (Shuklaphanta, Page 101)

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