Lair of the Tiger - Ranthambore National Park

We all have heard, read and seen a tiger in pictures, on the TV, on the net or in a zoo or circus. But how many of us have actually seen a real tiger in his own environment, running carefree and free. Very few must have and even fewer people might know after the personality, traits and facts about the tiger. Given below are some of the interesting things related to this admirable animal.

A tiger is normally more active during evening to early morning as it has the ability to see 10 times more in the dark as compared to normal human vision.

• A tiger will normally hunt for prey on its own, very rarely in a pack. Though he may hunt alone, he is not a greedy guy, he is ready to share with other tigers or tigresses and wait for his turn to come.
• The tiger normally uses the surprise element for hunting; it can patiently wait in the bush and creep forward towards its prey soundlessly due to its soft paws.
• Tigers do not consider humans as prey unless it perceives the human as a threat to its cubs or in case of the animal being old and not that agile to run after faster moving prey.
  
• The tiger prefers solitude and is not much of a family type of guy. During the mating season alone, can you see a tiger with the tigress or a tigress with her cubs.
  
  
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Five important rules while going on a Ranthambore Jeep Safari and enjoy Wildlife Tours in India

For a first time Ranthambore National Park Safari traveler there are a few important tips that should be taken into consideration to make your trip not only enjoyable but also safe for you and your family or friends.

Rule 1: As normally Ranthambore jeep safaris are conducted in the day time, there could be harsh weather conditions such as hot sun or humid temperature to deal with. To ward of these adverse climatic conditions it is always advisable to wear cool cottons that will keep you comfortable on your trip.

Rule 2: It is always wise to listen to what the guide has to instruct you for your own good – because he is the more experienced and wiser on the ways of the jungle and its inhabitants.

Rule 3: Never wander away from your group as a single slow moving person could easily fall prey to some predator in the dense foliage.

Rule 4: Never offer food to the animals or litter the jungle area. You would be endangering yourself by doing so, as you would be encouraging the animals to come near you, which would be a risky thing.

 Rule 5: In case you are traveling in an open jeep and were to fall down by mistake, a simple piece of advice here – do not run after the vehicle, as some wild beast might consider you to be an inviting prey. It is much better to call out to your group to return back and pick you up. That way is a much safer option for you.



So keep these rules in mind and enjoy wildlife holidays in India.