July 17, 2018

Who's the King of the Jungle?

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July 17, 2018
Who's the King of the Jungle?

Species: Royal Bengal Tiger | Location: Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, India

By Arman Haque

Young tiger cub on the verge of marking out her own territory. She lost her mother at an early age in a freak electrocution accident and has survived alone since. She will be given a name by the locals as soon as she makes her own territory in the forest!

About The Photographer

Hi, I’m a wildlife photographer from India and I work with go_SLR, a simple startup which teaches basic wildlife photography for beginners and arranges wildlife photography tours all over the Indian wild. SLR expands to Shoot Life Right, which is the motto of this company and we believe and emphasise that beginners do not need expensive equipment to take good wildlife shots!

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