Being monogamous keeps the family peaceful and harmonious. The slogan is not only true for humans but can also be applied to tigers.

Ranthambore is one of the largest national parks in India. It stretches across a large campus and is a favorite place for many tourists around the world who want to experience the feeling of seeing wild animals firsthand.

The park was established in the 70s of the last century, after local people caused many fires. This place has a special and extremely unique ecosystem creating a rich biological system. Visitors can encounter many rare and wild animals such as jaguars, Indian flying foxes, sloth bears, desert cats, jackals, rattlers, five-striped palm squirrels…

However, the “specialty” of Ranthambore National Park is trips on open-top Jeeps or buses to admire the scenery and, most importantly, to be able to see the rare Bengal tiger directly.

In the cat family, the Bengal tiger is the largest animal with a size of approximately 2 m and a body weight of more than 300 kg.

The Bengal tiger is a symbolic animal in Bangladesh and an important part of traditional life and spirituality in India. For people in these countries, the Bengal tiger is the image that symbolizes the wisest, bravest, strongest and most dangerous.

Thanks to its large size and unrivaled strength, the Bengal tiger has almost no enemies in the wild. It can be said that the Bengal tiger is the boss of the wild natural world where it lives, with all the power to live and kill in his hands. Unlike many other tiger species in the world, the Bengal Tiger has the ability to climb and swim extremely well.

Tigers’ hunting skills are also top-notch as they often stalk their victims, then quietly approach, quickly deliver a fatal blow to defeat their prey, and leisurely enjoy the results.

With their strength and perfect skill set, battles between Bengal tigers are always extremely attractive. Tour guide Deepanshu Yadav, while on duty, accidentally witnessed an impromptu scene of the wild world.

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With his function and duties, Mr. Yadav spent a few days watching a pair of Bengal tigers carry out the process of “preserving the breed”. However, beautiful love is unfinished love. After the mating process, storms began to come to the tiger’s small nest. The male begins to attack the female tiger’s stepchildren. A horrifying scene of domestic violence occurred when a male tiger ambitiously eliminated everything that posed a threat that could affect his biological children. Of course, the tigress cannot leave it alone like that.

According to experts, tigers are quite “promiscuous” animals. During the breeding season, female tigers will mate with many male tigers. Therefore, a tigress can be the mother of many children with different fathers. This is considered the concept of polyandry in the tiger world and is also a way for these animals to increase their ability to survive.

In the end, the mother tiger’s efforts were rewarded. The male tiger who had to surrender then had to watch helplessly as the mother tiger led all her cubs to hide in the bushes.

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