Archive · 2 Dec 2025
Tigress T-2307 Spotted with Three Cubs in Ranthambore
A tigress named T-2307 was seen with her three baby cubs in Ranthambore Tiger Reserve.
The cubs are about two and a half to three months old.
Forest officials found out about the cubs from camera trap images.
There are now 19 cubs in Ranthambore.
The cubs are called infants until they are one year old.
The forest officials are watching them closely to keep them safe.
Tigress T-2307 spotted with her first litter of three cubs in Ranthambore Tiger Reserve.
Cubs estimated to be between two-and-a-half to three months old.
Images of the cubs shared by Forest Minister Sanjay Sharma on social media.
Ranthambore now has a total of 19 cubs.
Forest officials are keeping close surveillance for the protection of the cubs.
- Who
- Tigress T-2307 and her three cubs
- What
- Spotted with first litter of cubs
- When
- Recently, with images confirmed on Monday
- Where
- Ranthambore Tiger Reserve
- Why
- To monitor and protect the cubs
- Tigress
- T-2307
- Cubs
- 3
- Age of Cubs
- 2.5 to 3 months
- Location
- Ranthambore Tiger Reserve
- Total Cubs in Ranthambore
- 19
- Cub Classification
- Infants until 1 year
- Surveillance
- Close monitoring for protection