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Today morning very good sighting t 67{7/12/018}


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Matkasur from last year.




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ST4 Male Tiger passed away due to a territorial fight with another Male called ST6.


ST4 Male relocated from Ranthambore(Known as T-12 in Ranthambore).

ST4 is the Father of Noor Tigress(T-39), the famous Tigress at Ranthambore currently.

But the good thing is that he died due to a territorial fight as in nature it's the survival of the fittest and NOT poached / poisoned / killed by humans.

Rest in Peace Big Boy


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One of the questions I get asked most: "but how close do you actually get?"

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 chota matka
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(01-07-2019, 05:42 PM)Rage2277 Wrote:



 chota matka

Such a big fella even though his parents aren't the largest Tigers out there.
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@Rage2277 :

About #172: 28 months ? Even not two years and half old... This tiger had an accelerated growth hadn't it ?
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(01-07-2019, 06:47 PM)Spalea Wrote: @Rage2277 :

About #172: 28 months ? Even not two years and half old... This tiger had an accelerated growth hadn't it ?

It's crazy to think about, when I saw him and his brother they weren't even close to half the size of their small mother.
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(01-07-2019, 06:47 PM)Spalea Wrote: @Rage2277 :

About #172: 28 months ? Even not two years and half old... This tiger had an accelerated growth hadn't it ?

don't think he's that young he should be three and some now..though he looks bigger at his age than his father was at that age
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@Pckts @Rage2277 : it is said at 2mn36sec "It's a juvenile 28 months old tiger...", I don't know fantasize ! It's a beautiful tiger, no doubt about it, but if he's really 28 months old, it will break some records !
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He was no more then 5-8 months when I saw him in may 2017 so the age quoted is reasonable give or take a few months
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This is him, his brother and mother from May. 2017
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(01-07-2019, 09:48 PM)Pckts Wrote: This is him, his brother and mother from May. 2017
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should be round the same as the mahaveers,not quite three yet but approaching
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One more of his face as well.
He's still got a few more months till he's 3 but he's really looking like a great specimen, it'll be interesting to know what his weight is once Dr. Habib removes his collar.
It'll be interesting to compare him to MV1 who weighed 195kg around the same age.
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Chota Matka, very large young induvidual for sure!
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