Uttar Pradesh, India - January 05, 2025 A tiger hunted a wild boar in front of tourists, leaving them terrified as they witnessed the hunt live. The incident took place at Dudhwa National Park in ...

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In a heartwarming turn of events, two Amur tigers, Boris and Svetlaya, have been reunited in the wilds of Russia, defying the odds after being separated for nearly 200 kilometres. This remarkable ...

The goal was to release them back into the wild at 18 months old, which was successfully done in 2014 in the Pri-Amur region, a historic habitat for Amur tigers, the New York Times reported.