Tigress Sultana hunted dog in Zone 1 of Ranthambore National Park

A tigress has been seen hunting a dog in Ranthambore National Park, the video of which is becoming increasingly viral on social media. In the video clip, tigress Sultana is seen hunting a stray dog inside Zone 1 of Ranthambore National Park.

During a jungle safari in Ranthambore National Park on December 27, 2021, tigress Sultana hunted a stray dog in front of a tourist jeep on Zone 1.

This video from Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan has captured the moment when tigress Sultana alias T-107 attacked a stray dog in front of tourists during jungle safari. This video of a big cat hunting a dog has gone viral on social media.

Here you can see the video which is now being shared by many people on social media. 

In the beginning of the video, a dog is seen standing around a safari jeep in Ranthambore. As the dog tries to cross the safari vehicles, the tigress comes running from behind the jeep and grabs the poor dog's neck with her canine. And then the tigress Sultana drags the dog to the bushes.  

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Such videos keep coming on social media, in which wild animals are seen hunting. These types of videos are quite exciting as well as scary and a nightmare. It can be seen in the video that the tigress very easily makes the dog its prey and drags it to some nearby bushes. In the video, the tourists can be heard saying, 'Catched, caught, it caught the dog'.

Currently, sharing the video on Twitter by Anish Andheria, president of the Wildlife Conservation Trust, has sparked a debate on a new topic. They say that dog hunting can be harmful for the tiger. They say that by doing so, the tiger is inviting its deadly disease canine distemper. They have raised concerns about the spread of canine distemper and other diseases that could spell disaster for the country's tiger population.