| Indian Wildlife and National Parks - Looking for Lions in Sasan Gir or prowling for tigers in Corbett Tiger Reserve. Where do you go when nature calls? |
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It kinda makes you think!!
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I visited the park where the attack took place and the safety measures had not been installed and I heard nothing what so ever during my 7 day stay about this attack!! You can read the whole article !!Here When I think back at the growl the mother tiger gave us as she passed 15 meters in front of us with her cubs!!!! Well it gave me butterflies even then!! ![]() |
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when I was in bhandavgarh,me and an austrian guy visited the small lake,near the main entrance,maybe 5 km s away,we spent all day at this lake and the surrounding area,taking pictures,having a pic-nic,watching sambars and other animals,
the sun started to set,and the sun sets very fast!,so we decided to go back home,of course nobody had a torch,so we had to walk back in nearly complete darkness, that was a very strange experience,because when we started walking we made jokes like Oh the tigers are coming,they will get us now, but then the noises started to become stranger and frightening, we also wonderd why nobody was walking here exept some crazy foreigners.... after half hour walking suddenly a jeep stopped,a ranger started to yell at us,jump in,jump the jeep,very dangerous, then they told us that s its forbidden to walk on that road in the night time... not only because of the tigers,but some sloth bears already had attacked some locals... the lesson I learned was : never walk at nigthtime near a tigerpark ![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by paan wallah : Jul 1st, 2004 at 04:56. |
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Yes, cyberhippie, we can confront tigers only when they're safely caged in a zoo or from the comfort of a jeep safari in a national park !.
No wonder the legendary hunter Jim Corbett is still worshipped by the residents of Kumaon!
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I read all of Corbett's "Maneater" books years ago.. I loved them. He always made you feel sorrier for the tigers than the victims when he dscribed the terrible injuries and suffering that drove tigers to attack and eat people.
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