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 Ranthambhore National ParkYesterday at 2:55am ·"What a joke? I guess the writer (who definitely does not have much of a clue) was briefed by someone who is either trying to play dirty local politics or does not have a clue himself.
The articles mentions - "The five tigers missing for the past six months — whose whereabouts are not known to the forest authorities —included four males and two females. The male tigers are five-year old T-47 (popularly known as Mohan); and T- 55, T-64 and T-65 —all about three year old; besides the female tiger T48, which is about five year old."
We saw T 64 nd T 65 in end March and beginning April. T 47 was mating in Darra area of the park the day before yesterday. T 48 is a female that was known as Female XX (or T XX) as she was never really trapped in the camera traps. except once in 2007, when she was full grown and she now should be at least 13 or 14 years old.
If so many tigers are missing then how come Ranthambhore National Park right now has more tigers than it ever had before, in fact 30-40% more than the park ever had before. Typical tabloid sensational bull shit. Grow up Daily Mail."

Here is the article they are speaking about
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/indiahome/ind...l#comments Reply