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@Roflcopters, the TAT thing is not the rule, really. Munna had CAT except the C was very similar to T of other tigers with the same markings. Plus, none of his offspring have his markings.
  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author jaichand compared to sharmili's son they do look similar though @Roflcopters
 (12-03-2020, 07:11 PM)Pckts Wrote: Bheem and Mahaman Female's offspring. yea for sure and kumbhi is looking really promising just like bheem's other sons and even daughters..i wonder if he got that wound from fighting his litter mate chota bheem or perhaps their father.
@Pckts, so true. He has been undisputed king since 2014 of a territory extending from Buffer zone all the way into Magdhi encompassing all of Khitauli. I think at one time he had 7 females in his territory and I think they have all raised one litter at least. A contrast to Kanha where so many cubs never make it to adulthood.
(12-03-2020, 08:01 PM)Ashutosh Wrote: @Pckts, so true. He has been undisputed king since 2014 of a territory extending from Buffer zone all the way into Magdhi encompassing all of Khitauli. I think at one time he had 7 females in his territory and I think they have all raised one litter at least. A contrast to Kanha where so many cubs never make it to adulthood. Unfortunately when people think Kanha they think Mukki but its so massive with so many Tigers that live outside that area but it gets a bad rap because of the intraspecific conflict in Mukki. But outside of Mukki its a Tiger haven and produces a ton of them, the prey density in Mukki must be so much better than most other areas that it brings in the most dominate males and females but it's just not a good place to raise young. Its very similar to the meeting of the 3 rivers in the Northern Pantanal. 
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you’re right, i don’t know how to explain it. it’s just something different about every group of tiger that differentiates them from one another. Tadoba/Umred/Brahmapuri tigers are all pretty similar in terms of appearance. Kanha for example has their own look, same with Bandhavgarh and Satpura. Pench MP somewhat comes close to the look that Kanha tigers have (considering all the traveling tigers do) Pench MH and Pench MP tigers are pretty close as well in terms of appearance. Ranthambore tigers also very easy to tell apart, same with North East Indian tigers, Southern Tigers and North Western group. i don’t know what it is but despite the variation in each park. you can easily tell where the tiger is from based on the appearance alone. not sure if this is something a lot of us has acquired over the years with all the pictures and stuff that we have seen and studied different tigers from every corner in India. just my two cents. 
These two ladies are probably the first "highlanders" to grace this thread.
Siddhesh Mungekar
Baildanda Male Kishanpur, Dudhwa  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
bajrang seems to be the biggest of bheem's sons..his sister from the same litter darrah bacchi looks impressive too
You know who else is starting to look good... Collarwali's subadult Male from Pench
(12-18-2020, 08:43 AM)Pckts Wrote:(12-17-2020, 11:33 PM)Rage2277 Wrote: bajrang seems to be the biggest of bheem's sons..his sister from the same litter darrah bacchi looks impressive too kumbhi's the biggest huh, that's what i thought initially until i saw the vid @Ashutosh posted of bajrang..but ravi's a guy who's seen them a few times and knows them well too i'll take his word.  *This image is copyright of its original author [color=var(--secondary-text)]=AZWNkm4FMjgIfmqGNjET4_Y_NMr8SpFHb62eygqUUhke4tx1wh_BNEOEpE2W6G5QwSLdP8BMJYanYBCoJYGV0n5181cGVYcmIzckhiOSRqfJfiwsSSGkomR7AWAtWkDxkgD3gfWpMCZhccdkzpZq-tpV&__tn__=-UC*F]Raj Krishnani [/color]tala of tadoba |
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