All Tiger Stripes Are Different | Expedition Tiger | BBC Earth

All Tiger Stripes Are Different | Expedition Tiger | BBC Earth

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June 26, 2022
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Gordon is back at camp reviewing his remote cameras again. Having captured eleven different tiger images from several locations, he and Alan now have to distinguish one animal from another by looking in close detail at their striping patterns.

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(Expedition Tiger, 2018)
Join the first ever expedition to venture high into the Himalayas in search of big cats. Closed to outsiders for years, Bhutan is a forgotten world. No one knows how many tigers prowl the jungles and mountains here, but if the rumours of a healthy population are true, it will give credence to a proposed 2000-mile long 'tiger conservation corridor': an ambitious project that would allow the last remaining big cats to move freely between Burma, India and Nepal.

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Title: All Tiger Stripes Are Different | Expedition Tiger | BBC Earth
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