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Riddhi asphyxiating a Sambar doe in the waters of lake Malik. She has always been an exceptional huntress | Ranthambore circa 2023.
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Riddhi asphyxiating a Sambar doe in the waters of lake Malik. She has always been an exceptional huntress | Ranthambore circa 2023.

Credit: Fotokatha @Instagram

u/StripedAssassiN- — 4 hours ago
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A rare wildlife moment

One of Bandhavgarh's majestic tigers feeding after a successful hunt. Moments like these define the true wilderness experience.

u/Dry-Fix-4703 — 17 hours ago
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Hefty male on the move. He has an eye injury after getting into a skirmish with a tigress. | Bardia National Park

Credit: wild_soul_bibash (Instagram).

u/StripedAssassiN- — 16 hours ago
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Is this a male-female pair or parent-child? And what forest tigers are these? (Found this pic on twitter)

u/tanipoya — 1 day ago
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Panna: Raw, powerful yet tragic final moments of P151's young daughter (P151-41) , all of 18 months old, going one to one with the giant P-661. She was probably the most sighted and popular young tigers in Panna in recent times.

On June 30th she wandered into the territory of another of P151's older daughters (P151-32), who recently had her first litter with P661. Reportedly, the other tigress was around but she didn't react much to her presence. So she hung on in the area for almost 30 mins. This is when P661 arrived and he did not take kindly to her presence. He tried to drive her away, but shockingly the young girl stood her ground and kept fighting till an angry and irritated P661 pinned her down and finished her off.

Looking at all her recent footage, she clearly would have been an awesome queen.

**Video Courtesy - patel.prajesh10 ( Instagram)

u/Alternative_Chair517 — 2 days ago
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Kabini: A throwback to a sub adult Rana hanging out with his father Cutlip. This was just after feeding on a Gaur kill. Today they have now been in multiple fights for territory.

Credit: Prajwal Nagesh

u/StripedAssassiN- — 2 days ago
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Tiger with sloth bear kill (OG)

Tadoba trip with the Clicknframe team.This male tiger got into an intense fight with a sloth bear. It kicked off out of nowhere, and at one point both animals charged towards our gypsy, which had all of us proper panicking. The whole encounter was absolutely amazing..!
In the end, the tiger came out on top. Then, on our second full day, we were lucky enough to see the very same male feeding on the kill.

u/SoloJenni — 3 days ago
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One glance sends the Chital herd running. Gabbar on his routine patrols | Dudhwa National Park

Credit: Raghwinder Singh

u/StripedAssassiN- — 3 days ago
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Info about a tiger

When on a tiger safari in Bandhavgarh in 2018, I spotted a female tiger (Spotty) and 2 of her newly born cubs. Could anyone shed any light on what happened to Spotty and her cubs, and her sister Dotty?

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u/Used-Air-7740 — 3 days ago
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Two icons of the jungle in one frame. A tigress pauses from her nap to watch a passing elephant herd | Nagarahole

Credit: Krishna Murthy

u/StripedAssassiN- — 4 days ago
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Pilibhit: Naina and her 2 cubs, a boy and a girl. They’re likely offspring of Rocket who has not been sighted since January.

Credit: Deviprasad C. Rao

u/StripedAssassiN- — 4 days ago
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Tadoba: Junabai sighted a couple days ago dragging an adult male Wild Boar she hunted. Another successful hunt for this fine huntress, her 4 cubs will be eating well. The season has ended so any footage I share from various reserves will be a couple days-weeks old.

Credit: Abhinav Gupta

u/StripedAssassiN- — 5 days ago
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Shambu is Back 🔥

Shambhu, the male tiger, is finally back in the tourism area after a brief 10-day disappearance, reappearing on June 28, 2026.

He had gone completely elusive, leaving behind almost no clues. As a tracker, those nine days were far from being in my favor. Every passing day felt like solving an endless puzzle, and it was genuinely concerning to see him move away from his usual routines.But persistence paid off. Seeing Shambhu back has completely recharged all the energy that went into searching for him. Moments like these remind me why tracking is as much about patience, intuition, and calculation as it is about passion.

Welcome back, Shambhu.

u/Good-Consequence8891 — 5 days ago