Updated March 6th, 2020 at 12:06 IST
'They need Tinder': Netizens shocked as tiger walks 2000 km in search of a partner
In an interesting incident, a tiger walked about 2000 km in search of a partner. A picture of the tiger was shared by Indian Forest Officer (IFS) Parveen Kaswan
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In an interesting incident, a tiger walked about 2000 km in search of a partner. A picture of the tiger was shared by Indian Forest Officer (IFS) Parveen Kaswan on Twitter. He shared the picture of the tiger along with a map tracking its movement. Kaswan captioned the post, "This #Tiger from India after walking into records has settled to Dnyanganga forest. He walked for 2000 Kms through canals, fields, forest, roads & no conflict recorded. Resting in the daytime & walking in the night all for finding a suitable partner. Was being continuously monitored."
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This #Tiger from India after walking into records has settled to Dnyanganga forest. He walked for 2000 Kms through canals, fields, forest, roads & no conflict recorded. Resting in daytime & walking in night all for finding a suitable partner. Was being continuously monitored. pic.twitter.com/N1jKGXtMh2
— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan)
The tiger was radio tagged in March 2019. So you can calculate the time period. Tracking is done by VHF radio and GPS trackers.
— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan)
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Netizens amused
Kaswan also revealed about how the movement of the wild cat was tracked. He wrote on Twitter that the tiger was radio-tagged in March 2019 to calculate its time period. He added that the tracking is done by VHF radio and GPS trackers.
And here men will not even share their @NetflixIndia passwords. 🙄 https://t.co/c0ASMwkDh6
— Ananya Bhattacharya (@ananya116)
What a lucky tigress it would be...
— Shruti Pandey⚠️ (@Shruti20201)
He walked 2000 kms & settled for nothing less meanwhile.
& These human exaggerate their struggle in love. 🙄
Wow, 2000kms and no conflict, this tiger is a real hero, finding food on the way, keeping away from poachers, all the struggle worth if he finds his partner.
— Sanjay (@Sanjay51295858)
Tigers need tinder also. 😶
— कार्तिक (@BhagwaKeralite)
Most important question
— Omniscient (@freespeech_zoo)
"SUITABLE PARTNER FOUND??"
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Published March 6th, 2020 at 12:06 IST