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Mangalore: Tiger Cubs at Pilikula See What Humans Look Like!

  •   Thu, Feb 28 2008 10:06:37 AM

Mangalore: Tiger Cubs at Pilikula See What Humans Look Like!

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (KD/AF)
Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje

Mangalore, Feb 28: Pilikula Nisargadhama is attracting visitors by the dozen who flock to watch three five-month-old tigers which have been allowed to roam freely in the bio-diversity park.

The cubs were born at Pilikula five months ago but only now they have been exposed to public viewing. The tigress which gave birth to the three cubs was brought from Shimoga one and a half year ago. With the birth of these three cubs the number of tigers increased to six at Pilikula bio-diversity park.

  

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  • Marshal, Mangalore

    Tue, Mar 11 2008

    Looks so cute... i love it... rights should b equal... it has the right to live in this beautiful world... If human kills tiger.... then the tiger has the FULL RIGHT to kill human... Hey guys, What do u say??? Each & every living beings has the right to live in this beautiful nature...

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  • Kuki, M'lore

    Sat, Mar 01 2008

    The cubs look adorable! May they always be safe and healthy...that's my prayer for them. But, I was uncomfortable when I took in their surrounding (In the photos). 'They are allowed to move freely', said the article. Freely where? In their concrete cage?

    I coudn't see anything that resembles a Tiger's natural habitat. I just hope it was solely the decision of the cubs to pose for the camera in their concrete 'palace'. I hope they are free to explore and experience nature the rest of the times.

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  • Vani, mangalore/America

    Sat, Mar 01 2008

    Pilikula nisargadhama thier home land.wonderful photographs.Three tigers maintained disciplne Such wonderful photographs. Really nice to see.

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  • Stany Lobo, Bajal Mangalore

    Fri, Feb 29 2008

    Pilikula nisargadhama thier home land.wonderful photographs.Three tigers maintained dicisplne,of course they like educated tigers.I had been in shimoga I saw lion and tigers at thyaverekere. Thank you Dayanada kukkaje for ur photograps and pilikula staff. Ex Forest supervisor and parisara premi Manu Bahrain

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  • Rakesh,

    Thu, Feb 28 2008

    Really nice to see. I saw in news other day that India had only almost 1400 of these left. Felt really bad to hear that this is the state of our national animal. Guys for those who have not seen it for real, they are the most beautifull creation among any animal's. They deserve that royality of being our National animal. I wish Pilikula management provide suitable facility's for breeding tigers and thus help increase their number's else very soon we will not have any one left in India

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  • Victoria Lobo, Goa Siolim / Kuwait

    Thu, Feb 28 2008

    Oh they look so cute, attractive and charming. Such wonderful photographs. They have already learnt to pose for photographers. Congratulations to the Pilikula Bio-Diversity Park. God protect them from all harm.

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  • Deepesh Rajan, Udupi - Abu Dhabi

    Thu, Feb 28 2008

    Great News! Let's save this species for our children rather than a potrait

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  • Irene Rego, Bajpe/Moodbidri/Dubai/Sydney

    Thu, Feb 28 2008

    We missed this opportunity to see these cubs. They are really very cute. We visited Pilikula on Jan 6th '08 and we could see only two Tigers. Very nice Zoo and very well maintained. I am sure will attract many visitors.

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