TIGER HUNTING IN INDIA.; HOW A CAPTAIN IN THE BRITISH ARMY WAS KILLED. Share full article. June 17, 1877. Credit... The New York Times Archives.

How a decorative shrub introduced by the British to India is now threatening tiger ... Tigers are highly territorial and an individual can claim up to 150 square kilometres in which to hunt, ...

When tiger hunting was rampant in 19th-and-20th-century British India, the native tigers of Pinjore were among the first to disappear. The striped animal had been roaming the lower Shivalik Hills ...

Sramek, J. 2006. Face him like a Briton: tiger hunting, imperialism and British masculinity in colonial India 1800–1875. Victorian Studies 48(4): 659–680. Crossref; Storey, W.K. 1991. Big cats and ...

Tigers are highly territorial and an individual can claim up to 150 square km in which to hunt, making habitat loss due to invasive species like lantana a serious threat to the future expansion of ...

Jim Corbett National Park, India's oldest, is more than just tigers. Originally Hailey National Park in 1936, it became Jim ...

Dive into the captivating world of Central India's legendary tigers! This feature unveils the extraordinary lives of six ...

The tiger hunt also became a means by which Indian princes, who ruled about a third of British India, forged links with the colonisers. THEY MAKE A FOREST: ...

Tiger Hunting in India. Share full article. From the July Century. July 4, 1897; Credit... The New York Times Archives. See the article in its original context from July 4, 1897, Page 18 Buy Reprints.

Prior to her visit to India, London newspapers broke the news that the queen and her party would visit Ranthambhore for a tiger shoot. It was not illegal to hunt tigers in 1961.