The Great Bengal Tiger.
Hello friends.
This photograph is not taken in any Zoo or Tiger is not in any Cage. He is totally free and waiting for his prey.
The king of this national park The Great Bengal Tiger.
This is very hard to spend time for prey. And he is ready for that. One of the best photographs from my collection.
This was very excited moment to capture this photography..
This Photograph is taken in Bandhavgarh National Park.
Bandhavgarh National Park is located in Madhya Pradesh India.
Bandhavgarh National Park is known for the Bengal Tigers.
Bandhavgarh National Park cover area of 105 sq km and a Full Area is nearly 400 sq km.
This park is full of variety of animals and birds.
This photograph is Taken from Canon EOS 1D Mark II F/4.
I hope you like this big cat.
This photograph is for the contest of animalphotography and pc-animal.
If you like this photograph then upvote and comment on it.
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I am impressed! Great pictures!
Wasn't it dangerous for you if tigers are not in cages?
no. if we make them angry then only they attack on us...
That was great time friend.. i glad you like this photograph..
Great photos here!
@tussar11 A beautiful action shot my friend! Blessings!
Great capture!
Wow great photos!
How close were you to the tiger???
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howdy there tussar11! this is an amazing photo, did you take this yourself? That tiger is beautiful! great job sir.