This Video Of Two Ranthambore Tigers Fighting Over A Tigress Will Leave You Shocked!
Tourists on a visit to Ranthambore National Park in Savai Madhopur witnessed an intense fight between two tigers on Monday 14 October. The video features tiger T57 and T58 of Rajasthans Ranthamba National Park according to Indian Forest Services officer Parveen Kaswan. Thankfully however none of the animals were injured in the face-off.
This is probably one of the most fierce showdowns you'll get it see in the animal kingdom and it involves two tigers.
The majestic creatures when involved in a fight just show how terrifying they can be and this video will give you a sneak peek of a tiger wrestling match.
That is how a fight between #tigers looks like. Brutal and violent. They are territorial animals & protect their sphere. Here two brothers from #Ranthambore are fighting as forwarded. (T57, T58). pic.twitter.com/wehHWgIIHC
¡ª Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) October 16, 2019
Shared by IFS officer Parveen Kaswan on Twitter, the video is equal parts scary and fascinating.
¡°That is how a fight between #tigers looks like. Brutal and violent,¡± Kaswan tweeted. ¡°They are territorial animals and protect their sphere. Here two brothers from Ranthambore are fighting as forwarded. (T57, T58)¡± he added.
Reports state that tourists on a visit to Ranthambore National Park in Savai Madhopur witnessed an intense fight between two tigers on Monday, 14 October.
In the 'royal battle', two tigers pouncing on each other and engaging in a fight, while a third one most likely tigress looks on.
The video features tiger T57 and T58 of Rajasthan's Ranthambore National Park, according to Indian Forest Services officer Parveen Kaswan.
Sir,This is common in many animals including domestic animals like dog,cat,camel etc. The winning strong male will be allowed by female to mate. This is natural instinct of animals to produce a strong which can survive by its own in nature.Survival of fittest rule.Not for men..
¡ª Dr. N.B.Shridhar (@DrNBShridhar) October 16, 2019
According to Ranthambore Guides, T57 is a tiger named Singhsth, while T58 is named Rocky. In a follow up tweet, Kaswan also informed that T57 won the fight.
Experts say that the imbalance in the male to female ratio among the tigers in Ranthambore has increased the chances of male tigers to be up in arms with each other.
"As many are asking about the results. T57 won. Nobody is seriously injured. It was for the tigress T39. Which can be seen there in the video," wrote Mr Kaswan.
Tigers also fight over property. Not so much different than humans.
¡ª Abhishek (@vai_abhishek) October 16, 2019
Thankfully, however, none of the animals were injured in the face-off.
