Jaipur: Tourists at Ranthambore National Park (RNP) on Sundays are in for shock when Tiga Tiger T-107, known as Sultana, pursued their open safari vehicle in Zone-1.
A mobile clip from female tigers chasing gypsies reportedly recorded by natural guides has gone viruses on social media.
Large cats can be seen moving close to the gypsy on the track on the tri-junction before chasing them.
Even though he didn’t attack people on the vehicle board, there were times to panic among them.
“The two racers were upside down after seeing the female tiger charging.
Fortunately, because there are no other vehicles on both tracks, they can reverse in speed, “said a forest official.
He said, “As a precautionary measure, the route has been closed for tourists again until further commands.
We have also installed cameras in many places in the zone for continuous monitoring from the female tiger.
” Experts claim the vehicle pursuit can be part of the natural instincts of female tigers, but never attack every human to date.
Dharmendra Khandal, Tiger Watch conservationist biologist said, “The life of female tigers in Zone-1 and the movement is recorded near human settlements including Jalan Ganesh Temple and Jhoonar Baori.
This is not worn on anyone.
Some big cats do vehicles chasing.
Previously, when tourist activities were lacking in Ranthambore, there was a female tiger named Nasty, which regularly charged a vehicle.
” This is the third time Sultana has reportedly charged a vehicle.
On November 25, the forest staff had near shaving during patrols when he chased a motorcycle in Zone-1.
In the video that went virus in 2019, Sultana came almost tourists before running with their vehicle.
The 26-second clip is said to be shot by tourists.
Sultana Chases Safari Vehicles in Ranthambore National Park
