Many of the photographs featured here and throughout the website have been kindly provided by Robin Hamilton
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Tigress with her chital stag kill

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Tiger jumps fence
Due to overgrazing, sections of the park
may be designated to protect the grasses.
This has proved a great vantage point for cornering prey.

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Tigress on meadows
Moments later she killed a chital.

Katie Lawton

Tiger Cub at 5 months
A rare glimpse

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Tigress in tree

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Leopard in tree
Leopard are more aboreal than tiger

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Wild Dog or Dhole Yawning
Wild dog are a major predator in Kanha, and hunt in packs.
Even tiger will keep their distance.

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Indian Bison or Gaur
Standing at 6 feet at the shoulder,
Gaur are the world's largest wild cattle.

Jackal
These scavangers are frequently spotted in and around the reserve.
Their howling resonates throught the forest at sunrise and sunset.

Jehan Bhujwala

Barasingha - Swamp Deer
Rescued from the brink of extinction in the 1960's, these
hard-ground adapted sub-species are found only at Kanha.

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Sambar - Forest Deer
Asia's largest deer.

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Herd of Chital  - Spotted Deer
Over 22,000 chital are found at Kanha making them
the most commonly sighted mammal.

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Muntjac - Barking Deer
Kanha's smallest deer is an elusive, gingerly and solitary creature.

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Langur

Jehan Bhujwala

Wild Boar