Featured

[Watch] Spotted: Rare Black Tiger In Odisha’s Similipal National Park

Bhubaneswar: In a rare sighting at Odisha’s Similipal National Park, a black tiger is seen leaving scratch marks on a tree to mark its territory.

Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda shared the clip of the rare melanistic tiger on International Tiger Day on Friday.

Black or pseudo-melanistic tigers sport large dark stripes and are rare.

These are Bengal tigers with a single base mutation in a particular gene. This mutation causes the tigers’ distinctive black stripes to enlarge and overshadow the orange portion.

“The rare tigers were first officially discovered in STR (Similipal Tiger Reserve) in 2007,” another IFS officer Parveen Kasveen wrote.

OB Bureau
Share
Published by
OB Bureau

Recent Posts

Over 100 Odisha Students Pack Bags For Winter Adventure Camp At Manali

Bhubaneswar: Over 100 student from Odisha will be taking part in a Winter Adventure Camp… Read More

53 seconds ago

Odisha Govt Assigns New Postings To 10 OAS Officers; Check The List Here

Bhubaneswar: The Odisha government on Monday assigned new postings to 10 OAS officers, serving as… Read More

16 minutes ago

Sushmita Sen Wants To Get Married, Unable To Find The Right Partner

Mumbai: Actress Sushmita Sen, during a recent Instagram Live session with fans, spoke candidly about her… Read More

18 minutes ago

Champions Trophy: Hosts Pakistan Officially Knocked Out, India & NZ In Semis

Rawalpindi: The writing was on the wall after their comprehensive defeat at the hands of… Read More

25 minutes ago

Odisha’s Elaborate Prep For Maha Shivratri At Bhubaneswar’s Lingaraj Temple

Bhubaneswar: Elaborate arrangements are being made for celebration of Maha Shivratri at Shree Lingaraj Temple… Read More

25 minutes ago

Fan Advise Anupam Kher To Join BJP; Here’s How The Actor Reacted

Mumbai: Bollywood actor Anupam Kher conducted an AskAnupam session for fans on his X handle… Read More

48 minutes ago