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FUNNY images show a tiger looking at a tigress’ poster on the back of a bus, admiring her beauty.
23-08-2023
2023
Wacky animals
Love at First Sight Tiger By Mahima Kaur **EXCLUSIVE** FUNNY images show a tiger looking at a tigress’ poster on the back of a bus, admiring her beauty. One image shows the tiger looking at the tigress on the poster, probably wondering where he can find her. The images were taken in a jungle in Maharashtra, India where the tigers roam freely. India has the largest number of wild tigers in the world. These images were captured by photographer Vicky Patel (29) using a Nikon D500 and a Nikkor 200-400m lens. “This particular tiger was sitting at a lake and cooling himself,” said Vicky. “After some time, he woke up and got interested in the images of a tigress on the bus. “He kept looking at the poster. “It was a great experience capturing this moment when the tiger was looking at the tigress.” ENDS --
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captionLove at first sight for the tiger in the jungles of Maharshtra. Maharashtra, India: FUNNY images show a tiger looking at a tigress’ poster on the back of a bus, admiring her beauty.One image shows the tiger looking at the tigress on the poster, probably wondering where he can find her.The images were taken in a jungle in Maharashtra, India where the tigers roam freely.India has the largest number of wild tigers in the world.These images were captured by photographer Vicky Patel (29) using a Nikon D500 and a Nikkor 200-400m lens.“This particular tiger was sitting at a lake and cooling himself,” said Vicky.“After some time, he woke up and got interested in the images of a tigress on the bus.“He kept looking at the poster.“It was a great experience capturing this moment when the tiger was looking at the tigress.”
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captionLove at first sight for the tiger. Maharashtra, India: FUNNY images show a tiger looking at a tigress’ poster on the back of a bus, admiring her beauty.One image shows the tiger looking at the tigress on the poster, probably wondering where he can find her.The images were taken in a jungle in Maharashtra, India where the tigers roam freely.India has the largest number of wild tigers in the world.These images were captured by photographer Vicky Patel (29) using a Nikon D500 and a Nikkor 200-400m lens.“This particular tiger was sitting at a lake and cooling himself,” said Vicky.“After some time, he woke up and got interested in the images of a tigress on the bus.“He kept looking at the poster.“It was a great experience capturing this moment when the tiger was looking at the tigress.”
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captionThe moment the tiger caught a glimpse of the tigress. Maharashtra, India: FUNNY images show a tiger looking at a tigress’ poster on the back of a bus, admiring her beauty.One image shows the tiger looking at the tigress on the poster, probably wondering where he can find her.The images were taken in a jungle in Maharashtra, India where the tigers roam freely.India has the largest number of wild tigers in the world.These images were captured by photographer Vicky Patel (29) using a Nikon D500 and a Nikkor 200-400m lens.“This particular tiger was sitting at a lake and cooling himself,” said Vicky.“After some time, he woke up and got interested in the images of a tigress on the bus.“He kept looking at the poster.“It was a great experience capturing this moment when the tiger was looking at the tigress.”
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captionOne look at the tigress for the tiger was enough. Maharashtra, India: FUNNY images show a tiger looking at a tigress’ poster on the back of a bus, admiring her beauty.One image shows the tiger looking at the tigress on the poster, probably wondering where he can find her.The images were taken in a jungle in Maharashtra, India where the tigers roam freely.India has the largest number of wild tigers in the world.These images were captured by photographer Vicky Patel (29) using a Nikon D500 and a Nikkor 200-400m lens.“This particular tiger was sitting at a lake and cooling himself,” said Vicky.“After some time, he woke up and got interested in the images of a tigress on the bus.“He kept looking at the poster.“It was a great experience capturing this moment when the tiger was looking at the tigress.”
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captionLove at first sight. Maharashtra, India: FUNNY images show a tiger looking at a tigress’ poster on the back of a bus, admiring her beauty.One image shows the tiger looking at the tigress on the poster, probably wondering where he can find her.The images were taken in a jungle in Maharashtra, India where the tigers roam freely.India has the largest number of wild tigers in the world.These images were captured by photographer Vicky Patel (29) using a Nikon D500 and a Nikkor 200-400m lens.“This particular tiger was sitting at a lake and cooling himself,” said Vicky.“After some time, he woke up and got interested in the images of a tigress on the bus.“He kept looking at the poster.“It was a great experience capturing this moment when the tiger was looking at the tigress.”
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captionThe moment the tiger caught a glimpse of the tigress. Maharashtra, India: FUNNY images show a tiger looking at a tigress’ poster on the back of a bus, admiring her beauty.One image shows the tiger looking at the tigress on the poster, probably wondering where he can find her.The images were taken in a jungle in Maharashtra, India where the tigers roam freely.India has the largest number of wild tigers in the world.These images were captured by photographer Vicky Patel (29) using a Nikon D500 and a Nikkor 200-400m lens.“This particular tiger was sitting at a lake and cooling himself,” said Vicky.“After some time, he woke up and got interested in the images of a tigress on the bus.“He kept looking at the poster.“It was a great experience capturing this moment when the tiger was looking at the tigress.”
