ON THE EDGE OF EXTINCTION - A - THE TIGER (Panthera tigris)

[sanjay]

@altaican,
The people I talked are friend and colleague of director and dy. Director of zoo. These tigers are not yet allowed for public viewing (And I highly doubt that they will allow). I have a friend on fb who can help me to see that tiger, only if he is available. He is very famous photographer and his father was director in u.p. forest department. He has taken some photos from Dudhawa National Park (Tigers chasing Rhino with a cub).
According to the report this tiger has several disabilities and it is also confirmed by them

@Shardul I can understand you are very curious, But you have to understand that it is not easy to ask lot of questions and get answer of them, specially if they are people of higher rank officer who are retired. They do not bother much of these type of questions. They are also in my friend list of fb, not my actual day to day friend. I have never met them personally but I follow them on fb since they keep sharing interesting news and information.
Though, I will try to ask questions as much as possible. But also it is not 100% confirm that I will see that tiger.

Our last question is not for people but for me.
I never said scientist and doctors are unreliable, I said the instruments and the way they used to measures are less accurate than those used in other part of words (May be I am wrong)

I am not saying they are reliable, but few of them are wildlife photographers who travel various part of India to take images. And I think, sincere photographers who have seen many tigers in personnel are in better position to tell the size (Big or Small) than the person who works with tigers of particular area. The latter, can give you better information of habitat, density, weight and other scientific information of that place, but the former will give you better comparative detail of size. Reply