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Sambar and peacock in Ranthambore National Park, India Jayant Deshpande/wildscapes.net
Photograph by
Jayant Deshpande
Image Number:
6785483
Sambar deer in water
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785543
Crocodile Kill- Crocodiles in the lakes of Ranthambhore often kill Sambar deer which go into the lakes to feed on aquatic plants, more so during the summer months.
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785545
Sambar pair- The dry summers of Ranthambhore, when there is hardly any green fodder, is a very tough time for the ungulates, like these Sambar deer
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785547
Sambar deer feeding on aquatic plants
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785549
Sambar deer
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785551
Wrestling Chital or spotted deer - A large number of Chitals aggregate in the dried out portions of the lakes of Ranthambhore, where I chanced upon these two wrestling with each other.
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785553
The drag - After making a kill, tigers would often drag the carcass to a “secure” place, where they consume it for the next few days.
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785573
The kill - Tigers mostly choke their prey to death. In this case the deer was still alive when the picture was taken.
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785575
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