TIGER SIGHTED AT KALADUNGI

A tiger was sighted at midnight hours in light drizzle and mist at Hairpin Bend no.2 on Kaladungi Nainital road by the Divisional Forest Officer, Nainital, Mr.Bijulal IFS when he was returning from Dehradun to Nainital yesterday. It was a sub adult and was trying to chase a sambhur, which had just crossed the vehicle just a few metres away. The tiger stopped on the road side in the light of the vehicle and then went away into the jungle. Mr. Bijulal is also the person behind making of the feature film MISSION TIGER (www.missiontiger.com)  and said that this was the first tiger sighting in the wild during his tenure.
This area has been earlier also reported to be Tiger country, with the Bor river nearby and saltlicks also in the Sal forest. The Bubudham temple also has attached sacred value to the forest here. The nearby Camp Corbett Resort personnel has also sighted tigers here in the past and regularly sees pugmarks too.

Cruelty to Wildlife - TIGER chained like a DOG

Tiger chained like a dog at Bangkok Zoo

I took this photo myself. So, it is not fake!

This tiger does not realise its strength as it is zoo bred. This is one of the many animals being treated so at Bangkok Zoo, Samutprakarn, Bangkok, Thailand.

Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act in India even dictates minimum chain length for dogs! And this is the case elsewhere. For more of these photos, keep following this blog.

MISSION TIGER - A Wildlife conservation Feature Film- created by an IFS officer

Mission Tiger is a 1 hr 20m feature film in Hindi on tiger conservation. The story revolves about a poacher being compelled to hunt a tiger due to his circumstances. Whether another tiger be killed ? See the film...
The film also unwinds various insights into the details of wildlife crime and how it is managed by the forest departments.
For details and link to the trailor,  see link:
http://www.flixya.com/blog/2867129/Mission-Tiger-The-feature-film-on-tiger-conservation