Deep inside Ranthambore National Park’s Zone 3, tigress T-19 catches a few winks after a drink on very hot day. She’s one of daughters of Machli, quite possibly the most famous tigress in India.
Machli contributed an estimated USD 10 million per annum to Ranthambhore’s local economy for the last 10 years. (http://www.dickysingh.com/2009/04/machali-12-years-old-an-award-winner-and-fighting-fit/ ) Daughter Of Machli will perhaps only extend the fame of this Royal Bengal Tiger dynasty; surely, (ironic) parallels ought to be drawn between this mother-daughter pair & the fictional Hunterwali and Daughter of Hunterwali pair that captivated movie audiences some 60 years back. (http://www.filmnirvana.com/?q=node/4844)
Beautiful picture. Captures the majesty and laziness of the tiger all at once!
Machli contributed an estimated USD 10 million per annum to Ranthambhore’s local economy for the last 10 years. (http://www.dickysingh.com/2009/04/machali-12-years-old-an-award-winner-and-fighting-fit/ ) Daughter Of Machli will perhaps only extend the fame of this Royal Bengal Tiger dynasty; surely, (ironic) parallels ought to be drawn between this mother-daughter pair & the fictional Hunterwali and Daughter of Hunterwali pair that captivated movie audiences some 60 years back. (http://www.filmnirvana.com/?q=node/4844)