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B2 and Other Great Tiger Pics from India

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look at the shoulder height of this guy and the size of his head, he's got legendary genes of Jai (father) Dendu (Grandfather) and Shamsher (Great Grandfather). when Jai went missing last year, a large male from Brahmapuri made his way to Jai's territory and started scent marking. the message was clear and just like many had anticipated. Jai's male cubs were more than enough to run him out of the park and now they run the show. unfortunately many members of this notorious family died under mysterious circumstances and majority of them missing.


Jai - poached
Veeru (brother of Jai) - missing
A mark tigress (mother of Jai) - died due to old age, she was 14 at the time of her death and was Dendu's mate for 8 years.
Dendu - king of Nagzira, ruled for almost a decade before he went missing.
Srinivasa (son of Jai and T6) - hacked to death, found buried in a farmer's field.
Bittu - (son of jai and T6) somewhere near Tadoba.
Bali - (son of Jai and Chandi) - nagalwadi range of Pench, MH buffer.
Barkha - (female cub of Jai and Chandi) somewhere near Brahmapuri.
Bahu - male cub of Jai, South Umred.
Jaichand - Pauni range.
Mala - (female cub of Jai and T4) - missing.
Raja - (male cub of Jai and T4) - missing.
Pawan - (male cub of Jai and T4) - missing.




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I always wondered if 2.5 year old sub adult males were capable of establishing their own territory and now i have documented proof. similarly Jaichand (2.5 year old at the time) intercepted and defeated the much older Brahmapuri male. legendary genes will always prevail no matter who they are up against. Dendu ruling for a decade, Jai at young age defeated two big males of Umred to take over the entire park. A mark the mother ruled for well over a decade, Shamsher ruled Nagzira for over a decade and was rumored to be one of the biggest male in his days. more needs to be done to protect these tigers, they sit comfortably on top of the food chain and their dominance speaks for itself. perhaps one of the most legendary tigers from the forests of Maharashtra.

 https://www.pressreader.com/india/mid-da...6844862379
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