B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India

[Roflcopters]

here’s B1 from the famous documentary on Bandhavgarh tigers

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there’s a lot more pictures of B1 on Alamy but there’s a fee to purchase them, if you’re interested in purchasing them. you can see the pictures without the water mark.

B1 appears in this clip (5:28 - 5:50) this was a legendary documentary that most of us have seen in the past, if you haven’t seen it yet. i’d highly recommend it. Also, out of all the B brothers. B2 was the only survivor. both B1 & B3 were poached as mentioned by others. 

@kingrifter 

it’s insane how much D1 has grown in just a year span, 
he could prove to be a much bigger problem than previously anticipated. Bajrang also seems to be going strong & Chota Bheem seems to be missing from action. hopefully he’s alright, Maya of Tadoba is also missing. (possibility that she doesn’t want to introduce the new cubs to the public yet, still worrying that she is nowhere to be found). 

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D1

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Kanha is also set to open on the 15th of this month, very curious to see what happened inside Mukki during monsoon. i’m betting on T46/Bhaisanghat to be the most dominant tiger of the area as he has cubs with pretty much all the females in Mukki with the exception of DJ female. Reply