\n<\/p>\n
\u00a0Hi, have you been charged by a massive tiger? I hope not. It
\nis a frightening experience and can cost you your life. While working as a
\nnaturalist, I had this horrible experience, I was on an open jeep in the
\ncompany of my guest from Ahmedabad.\u00a0 We
\nwere exploring Kisli Zone in Kanha National Park in search of a tigress and her
\nfour little cubs.\u00a0<\/p>\n
That day in summer we decided to wait at Kisli lake,\u00a0 it was a sunny day but the winds near the
\nlake kept the air cool. After a long wait,\u00a0
\nwe did not see the tiger family. The tigress and her cubs were nowhere
\nin sight.<\/p>\n
“All the jeeps are gathered here, and the road to Karai
\nGhati is empty,” I said. “Let’s go and check”. The driver turned
\nthe car, and we entered Karai Ghat Road.\u00a0
\nAfter a few minutes’ drive, we came across a male tiger. He was sitting
\nin the shade on the edge of the road, and we stopped at a short distance from
\nhim. <\/p>\n
My guest was delighted. He was seeing a tiger for the first
\ntime in his life. I was standing on the jeep, and pointing features of the tiger.
\nBut then after some time, I saw the tiger’s lips quaver a sign of nervousness.
\nIt soon dawned upon me that we were too close to the beast.\u00a0 <\/p>\n