Ranthambore Tiger Count Rises to 63: Tigress T-93 a Mother for the Third Time, Spotted with Cub in Lahpur, Forest Department Sets Cameras
Good news has come from Rajasthan's Ranthambore Tiger Reserve. Tigress T-93 was spotted with a cub in the Lahpur area, in what is believed to be her third litter. According to the forest department only one cub has been seen so far, but there could be more. With this new member the total number of tigers in Ranthambore Tiger Reserve-I has reached 63.
What Happened
Forest staff spotted a cub with tigress T-93 in the Lahpur area of Ranthambore National Park. According to wildlife experts this is the tigress's third litter. With the cub, the total number of tigers in RTR-I has reached 63.
What the Forest Department Says
- According to DFO Manas Singh, one cub has been seen with the tigress in the Lahpur area so far.
- The department believes the actual number of cubs could be higher.
- The exact number and health of the cubs will be known only after detailed analysis of camera trap images.
- Forest staff have been told to keep 24-hour watch for the safety of the tigress and cubs.
Why This News Matters
A cub with the tigress is seen as a positive sign for tiger breeding and conservation in Ranthambore. It raises hopes of a new generation joining the park.
Growing Numbers and Challenges
On International Tiger Day this year, the tiger count in Rajasthan's five reserves was reported at 149. Ranthambore's actively used area is said to be limited to about 700 sq km, while a male tiger needs 40-50 sq km. So as numbers grow, space for territories is becoming a challenge.
For Tourists and Locals
- Follow the forest department's rules and your guide's advice in the park.
- Never approach or chase wildlife.
- Do not forward rumours of tiger sightings or old videos; check official information.
- Locals near the forest edge should keep livestock and children safe.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How many tigers are in Ranthambore now?
The count in RTR-I is reported as 63.
Who is T-93?
A tigress of Ranthambore, said to be having her third litter.
How many cubs were seen?
One for now, but there could be more.
How will the cubs be confirmed?
Through analysis of camera trap images.
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