Ranthambore Wildlife News: Tigress T-114 Spotted with two cubs in Ranthambore, the tiger family grew up in Ranthambore National Park. There is a good news for wildlife lovers on Saturday from Ranthambore. In the Ranthambore tiger project, tigress T 114 has given birth to two cubs.

According to information received from the forest department, the tigress has appeared with two cubs in Todra forest area of Phalodi range. Only one cub is seen with the tigress in the camera trap, but field staff have seen two cubs with the tigress during the trekking.

Forest officials said that there was a change in the physical structure of the tigress for several days. In this situation, photo trap cameras were installed by the department in the vicinity of the tigress.

A cub captured in a photo trap camera

Forest officials said that the tigress T 114 has been captured in a photo trap camera with a cub. But during trekking, forest personnel have spotted the tigress with two cubs.

This is the first litter of a four-year-old tigress T114. The tigress T 114 is the daughter of the tigress T-13.

Tigress T114 Becomes First Time Mother

According to the information, the age of tigress T-114 is around four years. This tigress is a mother for the first time. At the same time, the age of the cubs seen with the tigress is being told about three months. As a precaution, tigress and cubs are constantly being monitored by the forest department.

Let me tell you that on April 1, a rotten carcass of a tigress T60 cub was found in Ranthambore.

It is noteworthy that the Ranthambore tiger project currently has 23 male tigers, 29 female tigers and the number of cubs has increased from 19 to 21. Thus the total number of big cats in Ranthambore has increased to 73.