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Wild carnivores and humans compared

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Tiger Safari in Bandhavgarh - an experience to remember , when a beautiful big beast just walks onto the road nonchalantly and you loose it.. 

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Saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus) in Australia credit to @mattwright1
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Matkasur... (tadoba),

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Matka on the Road Feb 2018 TATR

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Prakash Gadekar Pench
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Pench National Park mp


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IFS Dr. Sandeep Kumar & his team with young male tranquilized for treatment.

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Banda being collared in February 2007.

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He tipped the 225 kg scale & was about the size of his grandson T2 (Info by Minh Ha in FB group "Tigers of Kanha").
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Some very well angled & positioned images...

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Scary humans, and wary tigers.

A big predator, such as the tiger, needs vast, uninhabited landscapes to survive. Today, such landscapes are scarcely available, and interactions between the large predator and humans are unfortunately inevitable. Even more unfortunate is that tigers generally do not fare well during such encounters.

The encounter seen in the photo here is inside Kanha Tiger Reserve, but ended without any discomfort for either of the parties. The workers, led by a forest guard, showed tremendous presence of mind, in collecting together and forming a unified groups. The tigeress, along with the cubs, understandably showed concern, but crossed without a second glance once she understood there was nothing to be wary about.

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A tryst with probably the largest male tiger of Central India.

Is this what tiger tourism should look like ? who have liked to see the expression on the man's face had the tiger turned his way..


The entire episode kind of sullied my interest in one of the major parks of Central India...similar things did happen repeatedly during that visit...

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Make way for The Kings


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Lusting Matkasur on Shivanzari (kolsa) previous litter female cubs image on Cantor,
size of poster and different female in his territory make him mad...

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Some great cat-human size comparison pictures of a big cat! 

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Cesar was enormous!
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Nagzira Amit Dongre
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king of New Nagzira Wls,


CHORKHAMARA GATE
Nagzira nawgaon tiger reserve

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