B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India

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888 male

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T53 male tiger from Wasali gate - Ambabarwa Wildlife Sanctuary. March/2022

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same male

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Radio-collared tigress treks 250km from Satpura to Melghat Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra

In the first recorded instance, a 4-year-old radiocollared tigress from Satpura travelled over 250km, crossing 11 forest ranges and 4 divisions, to reach Melghat.This comes even as the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is close to destroying the functional corridor between Satpura Tiger Reserve (STR) in Madhya Pradesh and Melghat Tiger Reserve (MTR) in Maharashtra for road widening.Though tigers may have been moving between Melghat and Satpura, this is the first recorded dispersal due to the radio collar. As per STR field director L Krishnamurthy, the tigress was released at Satpuda from Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve in June 2021. It stepped out in mid-December.
The tigress was recorded on camera traps at Anyar beat under Sonala range of Ambabarwa wildlife sanctuary, which is part of MTR. Talking to TOI, Akot division’s deputy conservator of forests (DyCF) Navalkishore Reddy confirmed the tigress was recorded on January 31. The tigress walked over 250km from Satpuda to Melghat in 45 days and passed through at least four forest divisions of Hoshangabad, Harda, Khandwa, and Burhanpur before reaching Melghat.

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queen of Narnala fort, Melghat. Oct/2022

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Dj female from Kanha - Oct/2022

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the hulk known as Neela Nala male - Oct/2022

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Male tiger from Pilibhit - 2019

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Mowgli is back, sighted couple days ago in Madnapur marking territory in Matkasur’s area. Oct/2022

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Male tiger T-113 was shifted from Ranthambore National Park to Sariska Tiger Reserve on Sunday, October 16, 2022. The forest department team tranquilized the 5-year-old male tiger T-113 at around 2.30 pm in the Taleda range of Ranthambore. In the evening, the tiger was sent from Ranthambore to Sariska by road after medical examination.

According to the information, in Ranthambore National Park, two teams of the Forest Department were continuously searching for Tiger T-110 and T-113 for shifting. The team found Tiger T-113 in the Taleda range.
After monitoring, the team of forest department saw the tiger in the forest area located between Choladah and Beda Kui of Talda range. After this all the officers and medical team of the department reached the spot. The tiger was tranquilized as soon as the correct location was found. After this the forest department officials completed the paperwork and sent the tiger to Sariska by road.
This is the fifth time that a tiger has been shifted from Ranthambore National Park to Sariska Tiger Reserve. So far 10 tigers have been shifted from Ranthambore to Sariska which includes 5 males and 5 females.
Effort was going on for two days
The Forest Department was given permission by the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) to relocate the tigers in Sariska and Mukundra. After this, preparations for shifting were being made by the Forest Department for the last one week. For this, four tigers were identified by the Forest Department. The team of the department was trying to terrace the tigers in the forest continuously for two days.
On Saturday also, the team had tried till late in the evening but the team could not get success. After this, on Sunday, the Forest Department got success in tranquilizing the tiger. The forest department team tranquilized the tiger in the forest area located between Choladah and Beda Kui.
Male tiger T-113 is the son of tigress Krishna
According to the forest department, Tiger T-113 is the son of tigress Krishna aka T 19. The age of Tiger T-113 is about 5 years. This is the cub of Krishna's third litter. It also has a brother T-112 and sister T-111. At present, the movement of T-113 was in the non-tourist area of Ranthambore and sometimes came in the tourist area. 
At this time this tiger was living with two tigresses T-125 and T-103. Some time ago, two cubs were born from the pair of tigress T-103 and Tiger T 113, which could not live long.
Male tiger T-112 will get a new place
With the shifting of male tiger T-113 to Sariska, tiger T112 will get the area in the forest. Earlier the tiger T 112 was wandering around the periphery of Ranthambore. Due to the pressure of Tiger T-113, T-112 could not find a place in the jungle.
With the shifting of this tiger, it is now being speculated that T-112 will get this area along with both the tigresses. In such a situation, where T-112 will go to the safe forest area, the fear of the people of the villages located on the periphery will also be less.

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