Ranthambore Tigers Profiles – Complete Guide to Ranthambore's Majestic Tigers

🐅 Ranthambore Tiger Profiles – Discover the Legendary Tigers of Ranthambore

Ranthambore National Park is not only one of India’s most famous wildlife destinations but also home to some of the most iconic Bengal tigers in the world. From the legendary Machli (T-16) to current stars like Tigress Noor (T-39) and Arrowhead (T-84), every tiger in Ranthambore has a unique identity, lineage, and story.

On this page, we present the complete profiles of Ranthambore’s tigers — past and present. Each tiger profile includes essential details such as name, code (e.g., T-24, T-25), gender, known territory or zone, date of birth (or estimated), lineage/family tree, and current status (alive, deceased, relocated).

Why This Tiger Profile Page Matters

Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, photographer, conservationist, or planning a tiger safari in Ranthambore, these detailed tiger profiles help you understand the fascinating lives and stories of these majestic cats. Many of these tigers have been tracked for generations, making Ranthambore one of the few parks in the world where you can trace tiger family trees with such detail.

Featured Lineages:

• Machli’s Lineage – The most famous tigress in the world, Machli (T-16), ruled Ranthambore for years. Her daughters and granddaughters still roam the park.

• Noor’s Legacy (T-39) – Known for her bold personality, Noor continues to carry Machli’s legacy forward.

• Big Daddy’s Lineage (T-6) – A dominant male with numerous offspring, shaping tiger genetics in several zones.

• Laila & Sultana’s Lineage – The fierce females who are now mothers to new cubs near Trinetra Ganesh Temple.

Explore tiger family trees, view stunning photos, and learn more about their territories and cubs.

📖 Why Read Ranthambore Tigers Profiles?

Understanding these tiger profiles adds a whole new dimension to your wildlife experience. Whether you’re planning a tiger safari in Ranthambore, following a conservation project, or simply a big cat enthusiast, this data provides context and connection.

Our Ranthambore Tigers Profiles page serves:

• Wildlife photographers who track tiger movements

• Tourists and safari-goers wanting to identify tigers

• Researchers and conservationists studying tiger behavior

• Students and bloggers writing about wildlife in India

🐾 How We Built This Tiger Database

Our team regularly tracks tiger sightings, family records, and updates from Ranthambore guides, forest officials, and researchers. We maintain this up-to-date Ranthambore tiger database to help raise awareness and support tiger conservation.

We’ve included:

• Tiger Code & Nickname (e.g., T-57 aka Singhsth)

• Gender & Status (Alive, Deceased, Missing, Relocated)

• Family Tree Information (Parents, Siblings, Cubs)

• Tiger Zone & Territory Map

• Sightings and Photos (where available)

📸 Tiger Watching in Ranthambore – A Wildlife Photographer’s Paradise

Each tiger has a story. Whether it’s Ustad (T-24), once the most photographed male tiger, or Arrowhead (T-84) known for her striking features, your Ranthambore tiger safari can be even more exciting when you know who you’re seeing.

Keep this page bookmarked for real-time tiger updates, cub announcements, and conservation news from Ranthambore.

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🌐 Website: https://ranthamborenationalpark-india.com
📱 Phone: +91 7742318486 / +91 7014543770
📍 Location: 260, Jawahar Nagar Colony, Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan 322001