Tigress RVT-3 seen with a two months old cub in RVTR

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Tigress RVT-3 seen with a two months old cub in RVTR

14 Dec-2024 11:28 AM

Written By: Nirmal Tiwari

Jaipur: In an exciting development from Ramgarh Vishdhari Tiger Reserve, Tigress RVT-3 has been spotted with a cub. The tigress, which had been observed staying in the same area for the past two months, was previously believed to have delivered a cub. A video surfaced confirming the presence of a cub alongside RVT-3 on Friday.

The cub is estimated to be around one and a half to two months old.

Chief Wildlife Warden Pavan Upadhyay has instructed Deputy Conservator of Forests Sanjeev Sharma to increase monitoring in the area to ensure the safety of the tigress and her cub. First India News had also reported in October that the tigress was likely to deliver cubs.

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