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Tigers do kill leopards. It's intraguild predation, removing a rival, not hunting for food. A tiger can outweigh a leopard four to one, and that weight works against it on a trunk. Leopards climb with hooked claws, shoulder muscle and a long tail for balance. They drag kills up...

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There's a common misconception that Tigers can climb up trees. They can't and that's why the machaan (tree-houses) are built at a height of ~20ft or more.

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Like all cats, tigers can also climb on trees (except Cheetah). They are good climbers. Young or sub-adult tigers can easily be seen on trees. They have been seen hunting monkeys and peafowls on trees. Due to their size, adult tigers cannot climb much high on straight trees

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Nickvor 20 Tagen

Didn't know there was any place where the two cats existed together.

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Bobvor 20 Tagen

Great footage

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A Zvor 19 Tagen

Why do Indians always give commentary when it’s obvious and would make a better video with their mouths shut? I’ve seen so many examples… they see a tiger and then go “tiger, tiger, tiger”, when literally anyone can see it’s a tiger right there.

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brucevor 19 Tagen

Kill mental too

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