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A Rarity Among Tigers: P243 in Panna Cares for Cubs After Mother’s Death

A Scientist’s Review: ‘Sherni’ Is a Tale of Conservation in the Rough

What Decides Where Big Cats Live in India – Conservation Policies or Politics?

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How the Tiger Census Estimated India Now Has 2,967 Tigers

The Churna tigress as cub with mother and a male cub before being orphaned, 2010. Source: Muffi/Sarath C.R. Blog

The Story of How the Orphaned Tigress of Bandhavgarh Was Rehabilitated