Nepal tigers

[Roflcopters]

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BNP-30 from Bardiya (October/2021)

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BNP-30

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huge male from Khata Corridor (May/2021)

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same male

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looks like the same male i posted earlier from a camera trap photo by WWF Nepal team. 

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huge male from Khata corridor, a friend of mine who wants to remain anonymous told me this male was responsible for killing 7 people and was one of the tiger captured last year along with tiger “Dalla” and another male in April/4/2021. out of the three males, the two caught in March were healthy and full grown male tigers age 10-13. the last male from April was a 5 year old male found in a terrible condition. all 3 were involved in killing people. two males caught in march measured 309cm (male posted above) and 307cm (Dalla) unfortunately, no weighing scales were used in the entire operation.

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same male

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captured on March/18/2021 

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as part of the rescue operation, this male was sent to a rehabilitation centre in Banke National Park

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he later escaped from this rescue facility by bending three of the metal rods

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https://kathmandupost.com/climate-environment/2021/03/24/tiger-escapes-from-cage-it-s-uncertain-what-it-will-do-next

i suggest watching the whole video, one heck of an operation considering Nepal Army was also involved and the level of professionalism shown was amazing to see. 

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Tiger name  “Dalla” 

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captured March/17/2021

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when i posted these last year, i had no idea this was Dalla. sad to see that he turned into a man-eater. he used to be the most dominant male tiger of Khata Corridor at one point. Reply