May 29, 2024
With 225 tigers and over 1,100 wild elephants, Jim Corbett National Park boasts a distinct environment compared to other national parks like Bandhavgarh, Ranthambore, and Kanha, which are mostly home to tigers. Photo credit- jimcorbettnationalpark/insta
They hunt and catch prey by stalking within a reasonable distance, then chasing it down with a burst of speed and securing it with their claws. Photo Credit- jimcorbettnationalpark/insta
Jim Corbett National Park is one of the best places in India for spotting tigers in their natural habitat. It is home to a large population of Bengal tigers. Photo credit- jimcorbettnationalpark/insta
Tigers are fond of sleeping! They can sleep up to 18-20 hours every single day. They not necessarily have any specific spot for sleeping, but yes, they do love to catch their snoozes at cooler places. Photo credit- jimcorbettnationalpark/insta
In Indian culture, tigers play a significant role. It has long represented majesty, strength, beauty, and fierceness, which has been linked to courage and gallantry. In Hindu mythology, the tiger plays a vital role in Goddess Durga’s conveyance. Photo credit- jimcorbettnationalpark/insta
Tigers like being in the water, and swim for pleasure. Lots of tigers live in hot environments and because they're so large, their bodies heat up quickly. A dip in a river or lake can help them cool off. Photo credit- jimcorbettnationalpark/insta
Tigers are known for their stealthy approach to prey, carefully stalking their target before pouncing. This hunting strategy relies on patience and timing, allowing the tiger to get as close as possible to the prey before attacking. Photo credit- jimcorbettnationalpark/insta