Tigers of Central India

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Cub of MV3 at Mukki zone kanha

K mark from Tadoba is pregnent too from the looks of it, her mate is Chota Mowgli

Mogli intruding into another males territory according to the video description, there may be an interaction soon:

Neelam/T65, the daughter of Link No.7 from Kanha and her last litter, her 3 cubs are 18 months old and are at the verge of seperation. This male cub in the photo has already outsized his mother, i think the father of thos litter is Bajrang:

poojari from kanha

Trishul/ T85 from pench

Tadoba pair:

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Ridhhi/ T124 is pregnent, i believe her pair is ganesh/ T120

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Lets talk about Ridhhi!
Ridhhi is borned in early 2019, who is the daughter of arrowhead and T86/ Chirico's. She is also the fifth generation of the famous Machali, aka the croc killer.
Ridhhi roams the zone 3 and 4 of RTR
She and her younger sister --siddhi/ T125, always had territorial disputes. The FD even considered shifting Ridhhi to Sariska reserve due to her frequent clash with her younger sister:

Back when Ridhhi and Siddhi were still cubs and were playfighting under arrowhead's care:

Tension rose up as the sisters matures and start to fight for territory: Siddhi expresses her displeasure when she was cornered on the banks of Raj Bagh in zone 3 of RTR by Ridhhi in june 2020:

Riddhi triumphed and ruled Raj Bagh at July 2020...These eyes say it all!

In Nov 5th 2020, they fought over a chital deer kill, in which Siddhi is the victor

And the clash with her mother on late Dec in Raj Bagh at zone 3

The famous fight between the sisters over zone 3 territory in 19th Jan 2021, it is said that ridhhi is bigger than both arrowhead and siddhi:

And another dispute in April 2021 when ridhhi is seen here chasing siddhi at Malik Talab for a good 15 minites before another fight broke out. Before this, Ridhhi was chasing away her mother arrowhead from Raj Bagh area:

Ridhhi stares at her mom arrowhead at side of the lake in mid 2021, ready to challenge the "queen of the lake". The former "queen of the lake" eventually left the lake to her daughter, who have been guarding it ever since:

Maybe the sisters really have some personal vendetta with each other, but i feel that this reflects the tight space and high tiger density of the reserves in general. Unfortunately this isn't sth that can be changed in a matter of days Reply