Vipin Sharma
02-04-2015, 09:12 PM
Tigers are aggressively territorial solitary animals. Every forest has one dominant male, who controls and guards the prime area, which has the highest density of prey species.
Tigers mark their territory is a number of ways. The primary method of doing this is by spraying urine and a fowl smelling fluid from their anal glands on trees, bushes and rocks in their area. They specially spray areas that remain protected from elements of the weather, which reduce the duration of their effectiveness. They also leave scratch marks on trees and on the ground.
Canon EOS 7D , Canon 75-300mm f/4 -5.6 non IS , 1/2000 , ISO-800 , f/4 , 85mm focal length.
Tigers mark their territory is a number of ways. The primary method of doing this is by spraying urine and a fowl smelling fluid from their anal glands on trees, bushes and rocks in their area. They specially spray areas that remain protected from elements of the weather, which reduce the duration of their effectiveness. They also leave scratch marks on trees and on the ground.
Canon EOS 7D , Canon 75-300mm f/4 -5.6 non IS , 1/2000 , ISO-800 , f/4 , 85mm focal length.