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Nepal tigers
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  *This image is copyright of its original author This is how this tiger might look compared to a human beside him...  *This image is copyright of its original author Cheerios!!!  
looks like WWF and other main sources have changed their policies recently and they don't really release pictures with locations or the bigger prints of the tigers caught in the camera trap. I guess it could be because of the growing number of tiger poachers using sophisticated methods to poach tigers. oh well.
@Roflcopters @peter exactly what I was thinking. Recently I contacted one dfo regarding pictures. He was so frustrated knowing some pictures are leaked online. He said poachers may trace the locations and kill the tigers. There is no way the forest department can provide pictures. Perhaps without location mentions they can release pictures like the ones I am posting in recent times. That should be good enough to avoid these problems. Otherwise the situation really seems to be delicate. I was left disappointed at his reply but at least let the tigers be saved in a right way. If not I surely will contact the same person and ask for his response.
03-21-2017, 12:43 PM
( This post was last modified: 03-21-2017, 12:56 PM by Jimmy
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looks like a lanky big guy from chitwan, footage while on a walking safari, also has more white(s) than normal tiger i guess.
tigers (siblings) in action in Bardia Nationa Park  *This image is copyright of its original author another shot  *This image is copyright of its original author
Mother Tigress from terai,
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 (03-21-2017, 12:43 PM)Jimmy Wrote: looks like a lanky big guy from chitwan, footage while on a walking safari, also has more white(s) than normal tiger i guess. Dats cool, cuz the whites match the snow right. Ive heard bout that, an the Northern Nepal tigers are some big dudes, but yeh no what u mean, tigers are like some lanky bros not so thick. But they gut the big forearms, theyd win an arm wrestling match vs some lions bigleague. Gut a hand dat to them. Good to see those siblings duking it up, they need that fighten experience case some Asiatic lion wanders into northern Nepal, kidden. But u never no, could happen som day.
Male tiger spotted at Chitwan
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Nepal tigers from bardia,
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Nepal tigers,
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Nepal and terai tiger reserves and corridors,
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Khata corridor male one of the biggest tigers of those times. His more pictures,
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(10-29-2017, 05:26 PM)Rishi Wrote: @sanjay @Ngala could this post be moved to the Tigers of the High Himalayas thread? It doesn't belong...i don't remember posting it here. I do not have any problem with that. However in one corner of my mind i feel nepal is politically different country. So, keeping this as separate topic would be apt also there is a lot of fame for nepal tigers. however I have no problems with merging too. |
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