Tadoba - Tigress (India)

Because Bengal tigers are solitary animals, each specimen has hunt for its survival. Normally there is one kill every seven to nine days. When hunting, the tiger will hide itself in bushes or long grasses and gradually silently sneak towards a large prey. They are good swimmers so sometimes they ambush a prey in the water. Tigers prefer evenings and night times for their hunting. So we were extremely lucky to see a majestic but endangered tiger attacking some deers in the wild.

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