Remember the iconic hunting tigress in India

The Indian wildlife photographer, Sashin Ray, still remembers the “arrow’s head”, which invalidates the crocodile and tearing her skin with her teeth.

Mr. Ray has been depicting the famous tiger in the Ranhhambur National Park in West Rajasthan since it was a cub.

Last week, Arrowhead, also known as T-84, died at the age of 11 near the extension of the lakes in the scenic garden, the same area that was gloriously ruled in its pride.

Her death, caused by a disease, was saddened by hundreds of wildlife lovers, photographers and tour guides who flocked to the park for a glimpse of it.

The legendary situation of Arrowhead comes partially from its lineage; She is the daughter of Krishna and the granddaughter of Malkli – the majestic tigers who dominated the wide house domains in Ranthhambur with pleasure.

They were also a skilled crocodile killer, known to suffer from huge creatures by crushing their skulls in their strong jaws.

Mr. Ray says that arrowhead – who was called another wildlife photographer in the form of distinctive lines in the form of an arrow on her cheek – took to kill crocodiles after her health began to fail.

“But although it was weak and weak, the crocodiles were not identical to it,” says Ray.

He adds that her killers earned her the title of “hunting crocodile” by her fans. In fact, she killed the crocodile a few days before her death.

Despite the graceful and fierce, Arawid had a difficult life, says Ray. She was chased from her land by her daughter, Reddhi, and she had to mate several times in order to find a place she could call home. (A tiger shares his male lands with his companion, and provides them with space to bring their cubs.)

Arrowhead gave birth to four waste in her life, but not all her children survived.

It has increased after developing a tumor and Park official will have to bring her food when she could not search for days. However, this was stopped after he attacked some of its cubs and killed people.

Mr. Ray, who was present when Archid was about to end, says that we were supposed to see a strong and majestic creature that became very weak and unable.

“I saw her struggle to walk. Every step seemed to be an effort and continued to fall,” he says.

Interestingly, Arrowhead is ventured in the lands of her daughter Reddhi – which was once her – in her last days.

“Redhi has not put a battle. Her mother gave space for lying and comfort,” says Mr. Ray.