Tigers of Central India

[Pantherinae]

(01-07-2020, 07:34 PM)Pckts Wrote:

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(01-07-2020, 02:55 PM)Rage2277 Wrote:

Falguni Tewari-PART 2
Umar Paani and Jamun Tola clash
Notice the tiger’s blood-stained left forepaw in the video when it steps out from behind the bushes for a brief moment.
The third picture shows blood on the ground where the males first fought before walking into the adjoining bushes.
As shot on Dec 4, 2020
Mukki, Kanha National Park
#kanha 

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Impressed by the size of Jamuntola he was surprisingly close to Umarpani in size. Much bigger than I would have thought, just goes to show pictuers can fool you.

He definitely looks to have put on some mass and head size but he still looks a bit smaller than Umarpani.
More impressive to me was that they fought off and on all day and Jamuntola held his own.
Regardless of the final outcome, he's an impressive Tiger.

Yes I see that he’s smaller atleast lighter, but was much closer than what I would have expected from seeing pictuers of him. 
Yes extreamly impressive, some attitude on this guy. He does actually looks pretty mean as well haha. 

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We picked the wrong time to go to Kanha haha
It seems that in times of uncertainty and chaos are the best times to visit the parks.

Haha yes you are so right! Can you imagine seeing something like this with your own eyes in those majestic Kanha forrests? 
No that would be so amazing! I just want go back there! Reply