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The prowl - Ranthambhore is one of the few places in the world where tigers can be seen in the open in broad daylight.
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785557
Stalking tiger- This young male tiger, called “Jhumru”, has become adept in the art of hunting in the lakes.
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785559
Elusive stripes - The tiger’s ability to “blend in” the forest background is absolutely amazing. It is because of this that they have got a reputation of being elusive.
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785561
Sitting tiger
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785565
Walking tiger
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785567
Royal Bengal Tiger
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785569
Tiger among tourist jeeps
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785571
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
Landscape with tiger
Photograph by
Aditya Singh
Image Number:
6785577
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