Ranthambore (Rajasthan) : Tigress Noori playfully fighting with her female cub in Ranthambore National Park presented a spectacular and exciting sight to visitors and tourists. The Tigress T105 Noori was engaged in a clash while giving training to her female cub. The tourists who went on a visit to Ranthambore Park captured the spectacular view with their cameras.
According to information received from sources, Ranthambore National Park's Tigress T105 Noori gave birth to three cubs about two years ago. According to the information received, tigress Noori was roaming in Zone No 2 of Ranthambore National Park with her three cubs. During this, Tigress T105 Noori was giving wildlife training to her female cub. It engaged the cub in a fight. The fight between the two continued for about 15 to 20 minutes.
During this, two cubs of Tigress Noori kept sitting away from the tigress. The tourists who were visiting the Ranthambore National Park captured this scene on camera. It was indeed a rare sight for the visitors who got excited about seeing the Tigress training its cub in jungle warfare. According to information received from sources, Tigress Noori gave birth to three cubs two years ago. She has been spotted with these cubs in the park by tourists several times.
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