B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India

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(10-17-2017, 10:41 AM)Rishi Wrote:

(10-17-2017, 04:36 AM)Roflcopters Wrote:

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Khali from Agarzari Buffer, May/2017

Agarzari is buffer of Tadoba, & this was clearly not taken in Corbett...
How many Khalis are there? What is the current status of Corbett's famous Khali?.. Anybody knows..?

 
The Khali from Corbett would be dead by now (most probably).
This is a different Khali from Tadoba, he is said to be a tall tiger.

But remember the Khali from Corbett is a massive monster in size compared to the Khali from Tadoba.


Among the known central Indian tigers, Waghdoh is undoubtedly the biggest male in its prime.
Here is a info from a guy named Sanjay Nair. Who as seen prime Waghdoh, Khali and the mighty Tyson.
He talks about all 3.


"Although I am a couple of years late in this discussion, and there is no denying the fact that Wagdoh is huge, I have seen bigger Tigers in the sub-himalayan foothills. There was a tiger called Khali (Named after the wrestler) in Corbett who was immense. This was in 2011 when Wagdoh ruled the Tadoba grasslands. Similarly, there was an unnamed tiger in the Dhikala area who was as big as a baby bison. So, yes, I admit that spotting Wagdoh is always special, but he’s not really the biggest male Tiger in India. And if you are heading to Tadoba now, he’s in the buffer zone. :)" Reply