Royal Bengal Tigers are known to be solitary fellows who
like to have their own territory in the jungle. They are constantly in the
habit of patrolling their area and marking it with their scent. Other tigers
who may be interested to enter another tiger’s territory become well aware of
the age, build and structure of their adversary. It is a very rare sight to see
male tigers living in each other’s territories.
However, it has been seen that female tigers may have access
to the male tiger’s territory and frankly the guys don’t mind the intrusion at
all. The females are more than welcome as they are a source for mating and
breeding of cubs. Though after the mating scene, the tigers leave the tigresses
to take care of her young ones on her own.
There are many jungle corridors which connect the different
wildlife national parks and sanctuaries in India. A tiger is known to have gone
from one jungle to the other in search of food and mates. This creates a
healthy environment for the wildlife fauna to breed and multiply.
But this is not only the case with Royal Bengal Tigers.
Other animals also take benefit of the jungle corridors and hence most wildlife
is not segregated to one particular area except for rhinoceros, elephants and
lions.
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