Tigers of North-Eastern India

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(12-04-2022, 08:08 AM)Roflcopters Wrote:

(12-04-2022, 06:51 AM)远东北亚巨虎 Wrote:

(12-03-2022, 06:40 PM)Roflcopters Wrote:

(12-03-2022, 09:08 AM)远东北亚巨虎 Wrote:

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Need to confirm whether the dead male tiger above is kazi 12

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looks like this same young male that we had been seeing from Agoratoli range all of 2022. correct me if i’m wrong. sad, he lost his life this way.

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Just now I compared the tiger you gave me. It's really similar.
Maybe it's really the tiger that went from Kohora area to Agaratali area
Thank you for your information. This should be a case solved. This tiger was active in kohora District last year. Maybe because of the great competition pressure in the middle, he went to the east to explore territory. Recently, due to the mistake of attacking buffalo, he was hit in the spine by buffalo, resulting in paralysis of the back half of his body and died. Unfortunately, he seems to be a male tiger just growing up。The patterns are basically right

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100% the same male and you're right, tough competition in Kohora probably pushed him towards Agoratoli and from looks of things. he seemed to have established himself there. poor guy, RIP. 
thanks for all your info @远东北亚巨虎

Kohora and bagori are the regions with the highest tiger density in kaziranga. There are relatively few tigers in the east. Maybe the marsh area is large.The east of Kohora District is dominated by Kazi 45, who is too strong. This year, another strong tiger Pinstripe male in the west. This tiger is in the limelight recently。It's hard for other male tigers to have a chance。 Reply