Big Tiger Spotted at Amarabad spl Lab For Wildlife Research best place for Weekend from Hyderabad

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Amrabad Tiger Reserve which is part of the Nallamala Forest track has rich Biological Diversity with several endemic species of flora and fauna.
This Forest tract is home to the largest number of Tigers in Telangana State. The hilly terrain of this Tiger Reserve with deep valleys and gorges forms the catchment of the Krishna River.
This Tiger Reserve (ATR) is one of the largest tiger reserves in India that extends about 2611.4 Sq Km over Nagarkurnool and Nalgonda districts of Telangana State Amrabad Tiger Reserve a well-known and well-preserved nature reserve in Nallamala Hills, part of the Eastern Ghats chain. This is the second-largest Tiger Reserve in terms of core area but the sixth-largest tiger reserve in terms of total area among 51 Tiger Reserves in India. The reserve was notified as a sanctuary in the year 1983 and after the bifurcation of Telugu States in 2014, it was declared as Amarabad Tiger Reserve. It lies in the three forest divisions of Amarabad, Achampet in Nagarkurnool district, and Nagarjunsagar division in Nalgonda district. Major reservoirs like the Srishailam Dam and Nagarjunsagar Dam are fed by the river Krishna and its several perennial streams that originate in the Tiger Reserve.
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[@TeluguTravelVlogger]

Soon I m going to do it

[@rambabusingh1734]

Super sir ji

[@anilreddykammadanam3392]

Good one...

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Nice One

[@HillockFNB-uv3yl]

Beautiful Video

[@wweshashi]

Great info

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Nice one❤😊

[@kemburivikranth268]

Amazing shashi garu

[@shobamulkuru5099]

Nice Shashi

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36:58 tiger spotted

[@PavanKalyan-qt9tf]

Superb sir......❤

[@HillockFNB-uv3yl]

Wildlife

[@bahubalbaba7886]

When hunting was legal in India, these same Chenchu tribals used to guide hunters in the forest. “Hunting blocks” used to be there at that time in different parts of the forest. The department used to do a lottery for those blocks. Those who got a lucky draw would then be issued permits for the wild animals available for hunting for a nominal fee. There were NO man-eaters in and around the forest and no crop protection due to hunting season. No thieves or robbers and no illegal felling of trees or smuggling of any forest products. Due to LEGAL hunting activities, no poachers would enter the forest. Hunters were keeping the forest safe plus generating revenue from permits. Unfortunately those golden days of hunting are gone but culling of crop raiding wild animals ( wild boars & Nilgai) are done by hunters with the proper permission from the village gram panchayat administration. Forest department has nothing to do in this matter since culling is done outside the forest.

[@bvb-bcharshithvarma5172]

Super video

[@divyavemula852]

I recently saw tiger in December

[@vijayadityachebrolu1844]

Farha?? Spot

[@bahubalbaba7886]

The is NO TIGER 🐅 seen in your video as claimed by you in the title? Lying just for more viewers ? Shame on you 😡

[@pawankumar-lz9iw]

Tiger kahan hai bhai ?

[@balajinaikramavath7175]

Nice, forest address please

[@wildlifetraveller]

Amrabad

[@saithejakola4691]

all good with video and all but im afraid is there a language called telugu cuz its okay they can talk english what about people who dont know english at all.....knowledge is waste if its not used through proper communications

[@rangapurisiddhartha2818]

Tiger chuhinadi