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Beyond Ranthambore: How 8 Tiger Cubs Are Bringing New Hope for Rajasthan's Tiger Population

Beyond Ranthambore: How 8 Tiger Cubs Are Bringing New Hope for Rajasthan's Tiger Population

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    For nearly three decades, Rajasthan’s Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary had no documented successful tiger breeding. Tigers passed through its forests, but could they raise cubs here again? That has finally changed. Over the past five years, eight cubs and three adult tigers have been recorded here…

    — The Better India

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For nearly three decades, Rajasthan’s Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary had no documented successful tiger breeding. Tigers passed through its forests, but could they raise cubs here again? That has finally changed. Over the past five years, eight cubs and three adult tigers have been recorded here…

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Beyond Ranthambore: How 8 Tiger Cubs Are Bringing New Hope for Rajasthan's Tiger Population

For nearly three decades, Rajasthan’s Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary had no documented successful tiger breeding. Tigers passed through its forests, but could they raise cubs here again? That has finally changed. Over the past five years, eight cubs and three adult tigers have been recorded here…

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