Published by - WMI (\r<br>\r<br>TIGERS OF INDIA\r<br>\r<br>THE VIDEO WAS TAKEN IN RANTHAMBORE NATIONAL PARK DURING A RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT, WHEN THE TIGER T- 24 WAS ENCOUNTERED BY CHANCE WHILE TAKING ANOTHER VIDEO FOR STUDY PURPOSE IN EARLY MORNING PERIOD.\r<br>\r<br>T 24 CAN BE SEEN PATROLLING THE AREA AND SITTING IN AN AMBUSH TO HUNT.\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>THE FIELD ASSISTANTS WERE QUICK TO RECOGNIZE THE TIGER AS THEY SAW IT DURING RADIO COLLARING AS WELL.\r<br>DATED - DEC/new; LOCATION - RANTHAMBORE TR (SULTANPUR RANGE)\r<br>\r<br>DEDICATED TO THE WILDLIFE RESEARCHERS AND FOREST GUARDS, WHO CONSTANTLY RISK THEIR LIFE TO PROTECT WILDLIFE.\r<br>\r<br>This Video will be watched from a Lay person to Wildlife enthusiasts or even Conservationist and Researchers. They all will be having different level of understanding about various things. So just to put it in words.\r<br>\r<br>- Tourists are allowed in Protected Areas in India in a particular time and also in a specified zone\r<br>- Nobody is allowed to leave the Vehicles when they are inside the park.\r<br>\r<br>Apart from tourism many research projects are also carried out by the state and center government (under WII) & also NGOs permitted by the government. \r<br>The research may be from the camera trapping of Tiger/Leopards to the dietary habits of any herbivore like Sambar/Cheetal just to name a few.\r<br>\r<br>The researchers have to follow a study design, that also involve WALKING ON A LINE TRANSACT inside the forest and other methods, in which the vehicle is dropped at a particular place and they venture inside the forest (which is not shown in the video)\r<br>\r<br>The unknown f is that no researcher leaves the vehicle when there are tourist vehicles in sight, to avoid showing them something that they are advised against.\r<br>\r<br>This Video showcase one such moments when a Tiger (T 24) was sighted accidentally when one of the researcher was recording a study video, before going for a TRANSACT WALK exercise.\r<br> \r<br>Just to clarify, that moving in a PA like that may be illegal, but projects like this are there to develop scientific understanding of a species in the wild and have legal supported by the Government. \r<br>People who work like this are fully aware of the dangers involved, and sometimes have to take calculated risks, when they walk deep inside a Tiger Reserve.\r<br>\r<br>So this is a Dont Try This at Home warning. People in the video are not Tourist but a Research team sponsored by the Government.\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>Upcoming Documentary trailor \r<br>\r<br>For more Wildlife Shots : \r<br>
