Tigers of Ranthambore & Western India Landscape

[Ashutosh]

   

Clicked in mid-2018, this tiger family is T59 female (Alcmene), probably the shyest female of the park, T62 male, very rarely seen himself (Ladla, son of Ladli) and their two 10 month old cubs in Zone 9 of Ranthambore and are the least photographed family of the park.

T-62 is the son of T-34, Kumbha and brother of T-43, Surzan. He fled to Bundi Forest in 2013 when he was 2.5 years old due to the threat from his brother and father and another dominating tiger in the area, T-42, Fateh. However, he returned in 2016 and claimed his territory from Fateh.

One of the cubs in the picture is T115. As continuation of the post #344, this is the same cub who has migrated to Bundi and he is 3 years old. JUST LIKE HIS FATHER. 

That is such a fascinating behaviour. Maybe he too has migrated in order to build up himself before he returns to claim a territory when he is in his prime.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/jaipur/tiger-in-proposed-big-cat-reserve-identified-as-t-115/articleshow/76759518.cms


   

T115 camera trapped on his journey. Reply