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B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India

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(06-27-2016, 10:26 PM)Pckts Wrote:
(06-27-2016, 09:45 PM)Roflcopters Wrote: Pckts, do you think Gabbar is the father of the cubs?

@vijay @shailesh 

What do you guys think, so much confusion here.

If the cubs are 10mths and tigers have a 3 month gestation period, we'd have to assume it's whoever maya was seen mating with in april '15 (ish)


Another image of Maya with Gabbar Recently

Rohit Garde

Gabbar & Maya Mating Couple from TATR , In their habitat.

Date : 24/06/2016

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This is really breaking news from Tadoba. Tigers are such mysterious creatures. When we humans feel we are now well aware of Tiger's life; such surprise pops up. As per theory, Tigress's come into estrus 20-22 months after giving birth. Maya gave birth in Aug 15. So its just 10 months. The theory has gone for  a toss.  Also Gabbar had disappeared almost 6-8 months back. He suddenly popped up. I feel  That's not because he wanted to ward off Matkasur like  a film hero to save cubs; but may he realized Maya is ready to mate. So I feel the fight is over Maya between Gabbar and Matkasur. I am not sure who's father of these Maya cubs. She had mated with Gabbar, Saturn, Katezari that time.  I don't think Matkasur wanted to harm cubs because he frequents Jamni, Pandhepauni area since last 1 year and if he wanted to kill her cubs, he would have done long back.
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