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From small beginnings and relative obscurity Jim Corbett National Park has come a long way. Our country’s and Asia’s first Reserve Forest the park was initially the Private property of local rulers prior to 1820 after which it was turned...
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When we say Bengal tiger than I don’t think we picture a tiger from the jungle or the zoo but instead we picture the most successful captain of the India cricket...
made popular Nov 10 2008
by Veena Gabriel
The Bengal Tiger on the verge of retirement is travelling down the memory lane.There are are many ups and downs. He has gone through so...
made popular Nov 7 2008
Nearly one tiger is getting killed everyday by none other than the ultimate predator man! The fierce Bengal tiger is India’s national animal, since endangered it...
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Corbett National Park is undoubtedly India’s finest tiger reserve in the foothills of the Himalayas. Atop an elephant, chasing to shoot a tiger on film forms a...
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You got it right the Liger is a cross between a lion and a tiger. Ligers grow much larger than lions and even larger than the largest tigers. Sometimes ligers are...
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Location : Piyali, West Bengal, India
Coverage Area : 1330.10-sq-kms
Wildlife Calling : Bengal Tiger, Ridley Sea Turtle
A new project all is set to turn this...
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