This 13 July 2018 video, recorded in India, shows a deer escaping a tiger.
via Indian deer escapes tiger — Dear Kitty. Some blog
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Tigers
This 1 July 2018 video says about itself: Footage of a tiger hunting a boar is rare, as they rarely attack such a strong prey. Five years ago the tigers of Sariska Reserve, India, were completely wiped out by poachers. It was a huge setback in the war to save this treasured species from extinction […]
via Indian tiger attacks boar, video — Dear Kitty. Some blog
For the first time, a tiger (Panthera tigris) has been successfully translocated between two Indian states. I was first alerted to this story from The Times of India by a tweet from Dr. Kalli Doubleday, a previous Q&A participant on The Jaguar and its Allies: 1st of 6 tigers from Madhya Pradesh’s released in Odisha’s Satkosia reserve […]
via First Interstate Tiger Translocation Completed in India — The Jaguar
Simlipal Nature Camp (Odisha Forest Dept.) Similipal Tiger Reserve which spreads over 2750 Sq.Kms is a part of Central Indian Landscape. Not only a Tiger Reserve, Similipal is also a National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Biosphere Reserve and also a part of Mayurbhanj Elephant Reserve. Similipal derives its name from the abundance of Semul or […]
Introduction I am seriously excited about this Q&A. Vian Sharif is a truly fascinating individual whom I first learned about through United for Wildlife’s free, online course: Introducing Conservation. Ms. Sharif is currently a PhD candidate at the Imperial College of London and Imperial College Business School. She is studying behavior change in the context of […]
via Q&A with Vian Sharif: Reducing Demand for the Illegal Wildlife Trade — The Jaguar
Introduction While preparing for an upcoming Q&A, I came across a remarkably thorough report about the illegal wildlife trade. The report is titled Analysis of Conservation Initiatives Aimed at Reducing Demand for Traded Wildlife in China and Vietnam. Written by Vian Sharif, it was commissioned by Stop Ivory for the Elephant Protection Initiative (EPI) and The […]
White Bengal Tiger with; her Cub
White tigers are so rare that only one in every 10,000 Bengal tigers is born white with black stripes and a pink nose.
