T-7 male tiger photographed in Ranthambore
Divya Shrivastava
T-7 had been shuttling between Ranthambhore and the neighbouring sanctuary of Kailadevi before choosing the long haul to the Rajasthan-UP border.
The male tiger that intruded into the Keoladeo National Park bird sanctuary near Bharatpur in Rajasthan this past Sunday is seemingly enjoying his stay and is in no hurry to leave. The animal, now confirmed as T-7 of Ranthambhore National Park, which announced his arrival in Keoladeo with the killing of a blue bull, has over the past two days hunted a wild boar and a calf of feral cattle and fed on the former ignoring the calf. Though the bird sanctuary staff has been keeping a vigil, the tiger has not made an appearance before the humans so far.
Update on 12th February 2011: The tiger is still inside the park.
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