Recently a two-year-old tigress, translocated from Tadoba National Park to Navegaon-Nagzira Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra, went missing. The tigress removed her GPS collar, prompting a massive search operation.
This park is famous among tourists for its tiger population, but people don’t know that this is home to different animals. Here are some wildlife species that are lesser known in Tadoba National Park.
Tadoba National Park is a famous wildlife park located in Maharashtra, India. This park is home to many different species of flora and fauna that are found in huge numbers, which makes it an ideal destination to explore for wildlife and nature lovers.
Tadoba National Park is a nice tourist destination that has many things to offer. This place has recently become one of the most preferred destinations in India.
Tadoba is one of the oldest national parks in India and it covers a huge area of 1727 sq km, with a huge variety of flora and fauna. This park was designated as a tiger project back in 1996 and Read more…
With rich biodiversity and a huge number of tigers, Tadoba National Park is a famous wildlife sanctuary among enthusiasts and nature lovers.
The park becomes brown and dry because of the heat in summer, but because of the monsoon, it changes to a scenic place for tourism in the upcoming months. Everyone must visit here during this time of the year.
Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve or Tadoba National Park is a wild tourist spot, famous among wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. This park is located in Maharashtra and is one of the most preferred tiger destinations in India
News Update: A tiger in Tadoba National Park is making headlines after a video of him removing a plastic bottle from a waterhole went viral. The video shows a young tiger picking up a plastic bottle thrown behind by a Read more…
Tadoba National Park is a beautiful place in India where many wild animals live freely in their natural habitat. One of the most exciting animals you can find there is the tiger. Tigers are big cats with orange fur and Read more…