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Vijay Jadwani
Dhamangaon Male T-67 Kanha Tiger Reserve Dec 2019  *This image is copyright of its original author
Ashu Khan
M1 Kanha tiger reserve Dec/2019  *This image is copyright of its original author Krishna Kumar Tekam  *This image is copyright of its original author Shyam Yadav Kanha KTR T64 30th November 2019 Kanha National Park MP  *This image is copyright of its original author Krishna Maywad KNP Dec19 Bajrang Male  *This image is copyright of its original author
 
Shubham Chaudhari
Pench SILLARI MH Today morning safari 22-12-19 The Old Man, Raiyakassi Male looking like he may be on his last legs.  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author Ranveer Singh Gautam Maya & Shivanzari Mating pair at Core. TADOBA.  *This image is copyright of its original author
Damn looks like Shivanzari male is gaining grounds, mating with maya now is a clear threat to Matkasur’s dominance. Shivanzari male is about to hit his prime soon, he has one more year to go. can Matkasur deal with him? fingers crossed. also it looks like his brother who’s mostly confined to Madnapur is also active around Kolara gate now. today both the brothers were spotted around Kolara gate together and almost got into a fight over Maya.
 *This image is copyright of its original author Rudra on the left, his brother Shivanzari male on the right. both are sons of Dewada/Kakarghat male of Kolsa.  *This image is copyright of its original author I know this is confusing but prior to Rudra getting his name, he was also known as Shivanzari male since he’s the son of Shivanzari female and Kakarghat/Dewada male and now that his brother is also present, they refer to him as the Shivanzari male and Rudra is called Rudra ofcourse, both are blood brothers from the same litter. born in 2015.  *This image is copyright of its original author for identification purposes, here is Rudra.  *This image is copyright of its original author Shivanzari male 
Tigers carries off woman in western Jharkhand
December 10, 2019 A tiger attacked and killed a woman in Kushwar village under Jharkhand's Ramkanda police station area on Tuesday. Kalashia was cooking meat when the tiger smelled it from a distance. The tiger finally came to her hut in search of flesh and seeing her inside the animal attacked her. Upon hearing her screaming, people ran to the place from where the voices came. They even saw the tiger taking her away into the forest. According to forest department officials it could have been a leopard, not a tiger that killed the woman. Pregnant tigress spotted in Palamu Tiger Reserve 25th December 2019 Tigress photographed in '87 by now retired forest officer Sangam Lahiry  *This image is copyright of its original author In a major relief to forest officials in Jharkhand, a tigress has been spotted at the Betla reserve forest, under Palamu Tiger Reserve, in Palamu. The presence of five tigers in the state was declared earlier, but it was not clear about their whereabouts. The image of the tigress roaming around in the woods was captured by a camera trap put up by the officials. Officials also claimed that the tigress is pregnant. Notably, it is after about five years that a tiger has been spotted in PTR.  (12-24-2019, 01:01 PM)Roflcopters Wrote: ...Looks like the reign of matkasur over the core areas of tadoba is over .... Both shivanjhari siblings have been constantly fighting it out with matkasur over the last few months .... Matkasur was seen far away from his usual territory in sirkada buffer ..... Shivanjhari brothers have divided matkasurs territory amongst them... Surya has safely managed to reach umred karhandla , no recent updates on choti Tara's male cub...
Haven't heard abt any news of his sighting for almost a month now .....
Choti Tara was seen with rudra in btw
Madhuri aka t10 has given birth to her sixth litter ....
She was seen with 3 cubs . No one has managed to photograph them yet ... |
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