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Bengal / Indian Tigers - two fighting Ranthambhor National Park, India
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Bengal / Indian Tigers - two fighting Ranthambhor National Park, India
JR-1013
Bengal / Indian Tigers - two young play fighting
Ranthambhore National Park, India
Panthera tigris
Alternative spellings: Ranthambhor / Ranthambore / Ranthambor.
Sequence. These images were taken on 30 November 2007 at 8.45am. They show two of three female cubs of a famous Tigress known as Machli or Lady of the lakes'. They are appoximately 15 months old and are play-fighting to help hone their hunting and fighting skills. Tigers inside Ranthambhore National Park are relatively safe, but when these cubs grow up, they have frequent fights among themselves. As a result the weaker ones have to move out of the park to find new territory, where they often fall prey to poachers.
Jagdeep Rajput
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Aggression Aggressive Attacking Big Cats Confronation Cubs Dominance Face To Face Fighting Learning On Hind Legs Play Fighting Sequence Social Behaviour Sparring Submissive Territory Tiger Tigers Wild Cats
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. In this print by Jagdeep Rajput, the untamed spirit of the Bengal/Indian Tigers comes alive as two young cubs engage in an epic play fight. These wild cats showcase their natural instincts, battling for dominance and territory. With paws raised high, they stand on hind legs, ready to unleash their aggression. Their faces reveal a perfect blend of determination and curiosity as they learn the art of sparring from each other. It's a mesmerizing display of social behavior among these rare and endangered creatures. The lush backdrop of Ranthambhor National Park adds to the allure, reminding us of India's rich wildlife heritage. As we gaze at this image, we can almost hear the echoes of their mighty roars reverberating through the dense forest. Jagdeep Rajput has masterfully captured this fleeting moment that encapsulates both beauty and power. The intensity in their eyes is palpable; it's a snapshot frozen in time that leaves us yearning for more. So let yourself be transported into the heartland of Indian tigers with JR-1013! This print is not just a visual treat but also serves as a reminder to protect these majestic creatures and conserve our precious national parks for generations to come.
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