Photos: The World’s Largest Tiger Photography Exhibition

If you are in London, do visit the Royal Albert Hall till October 14th to see some of the most stunning photographs taken of tigers around the world. Here’s a small glimpse,

It took the photographer 52 days in a hut by a cliff in Russia to get this one shot of the Amur Tiger. Image copyright – Toshiji Fukuda/Save Wild Tigers/Eye On Tiger
In Bandhavgarh National Park a tiger hides in the grass to catch a prey or two. Image by Theo Allofs/Save Wild Tigers/Eye On Tiger
A camera trap capture tiger siblings at Bandhavgarh National Park cooling off near a watering hole. Image by Steve Winter/Save Wild Tigers/Eye On Tiger
A drugged tiger is tormented by tourists in a province in China where many tigers are still raised for making medicines out of their bones. Image by Paul Hilton/Save Wild Tigers/Eye On Tiger
The white mark on the back of the ear of a tiger are like mini headlights, helping young cubs see their mom as they walk at night or for general identification. Image by Anish Andheria/Save Wild Tigers/Eye On Tiger
A silhoutte of arrowhead, a tiger from Ranthambore National Park. Image by Andy Rouse/Save Wild Tigers/Eye On Tiger

All images are courtesy The Guardian. Images may be subjected to copyright and used here for reporting purposes.

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