All Time Top 10 Tigers of Bandhavgarh

7. Jobi – The Tiger

Bokha male and Jhurjhura female gave birth to Jobi in 2006; he was given the name Jobi for the region he controlled, Jobi-vah. By the time Jobi and Bamera gained notoriety in 2010, they already owned and ruled the majority of the territory that belonged to their respective dads. Unfortunately for them, the rise of other powerful males also occurred during their reign. The sole known partner of Jobi was Choti Mahaman Female (the offspring of Old Mahaman Female), and their April 2012 litter had two notable tigers: New Mahaman Male (also known as Mamu) and Chota Charger.

8. Bheem – The Tiger

The biggest one in Bandhavgarh National Park, Bheem, is named for the legendary figure from the Mahabharata reputed for having the strength of 10,000 elephants. He roams over the Khitauli and Magadhi zones and is one of the dominant male tigers from Bandhavgarh. One of the male cubs of the Mahaman female who is only a few years old and is known by the moniker Chhota Bheem due to his size might be his potential rival. He even assaulted a youngster belonging to another tigress, known as Solo female, whose kids are by a different male, according to the Forest Department.

9. Mr. X, the unknown – The Tiger

Mr. X aka Bamera’s son was born in October 2011 to Kankati (aka Vijaya) and Bamera with two other females in the litter. One of the sisters was slain by an unidentified guy in May 2013. He was last seen in June with the other sister, but the forest authorities later pronounced him dead. He was apparently intermittently spotted in the Hardia, Fort, and Chakradhara neighbourhoods. After three years, he reappeared in early 2016. He looked enormous for a 5-year-old male, mostly because he has been subsisting on the cattle on the grazing meadows and agricultural fields that are scattered around his domain. He may be one of the few Bandhavgarh tigers to have killed the powerful Gaur, and he makes good use of domestic livestock to complement his prey. Mr. X (remember, Bheem is aged) might govern Bandhavgarh – both Tala and Magadhi for a very long time and captivate the tourists much like his forebears did while maybe contributing to the tribe if he had age on his side and no other men to oppose him.

10. Spotty – The Tigress

Spotty a bold beautiful tigress, spotted in Tala region, recognized from “T” mark over her right eye gives. She was discovered in the Tala area. She is the offspring of Charger’s ancestors, male tiger “Blue Eyes” and female tiger “Sukhi Pateeha.” Three beautiful females who have grown up and gone on are the proud offspring of the majestic mother. Mangu, a Tala dominant male, is her mate.