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With increase in numbers, tigers fight it out for space in Ranthambore reserve


"Sisters, Lightening and Arrow Head, cannot stand the sight of each other. In October, 2016 they fought thrice for supremacy in Ranthambore’s lake area, with Arrow Head having the upper hand. Lightening moved to the peripheral area, Amma Ghati.

Territory divided, they still bay for each other’s blood. It’s a war out in the wilderness of Ranthambore where tiger numbers have exploded in the last few years resulting in increasing territorial disputes, which — unlike tiger human conflict — mostly goes unreported."



http://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news...lw7HK.html

But the more interesting part is this graphic:

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Corbett is now the reserve with the highest tiger density, i really missed something. Question is, why corbett isnt turning to a battleground with its 210 tigers like kaziranga and nowadays ranthambore? Reply