B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India

[Roflcopters]

(11-25-2022, 05:24 PM)DaveB Wrote:

(11-24-2022, 08:11 AM)Roflcopters Wrote:

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Mahaman male from Bandhavgarh. Nov/2022

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Taru and Choti Madhu during a night safari, Taru is an interesting male tiger and his rise to the top has been nothing short of amazing. 3 notable wins against rival males and a massive territory expansion since monsoon. Nov/2022

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tigress from Tipeshwar with her cubs. Nov/2022

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Neela Nala male from Kanha. Nov/2022

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Raaka from Pilibhit. Nov/2022

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T120/Yoda/Ganesh from Ranthambore. Nov/2022

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Wagdoh’s grand kid, son of Shiva and Kuhani female from Kolsa range. Nov/2022

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Maya with her new cub. Nov/2022

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Rudra from Moharli core. Nov/2022

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new male from Pench, MH. sillari gate. Nov/2022

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Chota Dadiyal. Nov/2022

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Surya, son of Matkasur and Maya from Umred Karhandla. Nov/2022

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Chanda Tigress from 2013 (mother of T120/Yoda)

A tiger that has changed our perceived notion of tiger behavior in recent times is T-120. Ever wondered where the legendary tigers of today got their awesome genes from? In a series of throwback images from the past - way back in the past, let's take a look at these legendary tigers who created the hulks of today.
Meet Chanda, mother of T-120. Chanda is the first litter of the legendary T-19, Krishna.
Fathered by T-3, Bahadur, and T-63, Chanda, T-120, the legend of today was born. Now we know where he gets his deadly looks from.
T-63, Chanda, Ranthambhore National Park, Sawai Madhopur, 17th March 2013, 7:24 AM

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Pinstripe male from Kaziranga - Early 2022

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Pinstripe male of Kaziranga from yesterday’s sighting, easily one of the biggest male tiger out there. Nov/2022

@Roflcopters , Kuhani / Shiva's cub is looking good. Have the cubs separated from their mom now and living independently? I guess there were 3 cubs right? Have they been named yet?

two males and 1 female if i’m not mistaken, the cub i posted is named “Raja” and i don’t think the other two are officially named yet. also they are just about old enough to disperse on their own. Reply