Ranthambore's tigress 'Arrowhead' who used to hunt crocodiles is no more, she died due to this disease:

News Topical, Digital Desk : The famous tigress of Ranthambore National Park 'Arrowhead' has died. Arrowhead was also known as T-84 and was about 11 years old. Officials have said that Arrowhead tigress was born in February 2014. Arrowhead belonged to the family of Ranthambore Park's famous tigress 'Machhli'. According to the information given by the officials, Arrowhead died due to brain tumor. Let us know what more information has come to light about Arrowhead tigress.

Why did Arrowhead become famous?

Actually, tigress Arrowhead became the topic of discussion some time ago. Arrowhead hunted a crocodile in a reservoir. The video of this incident also went viral. Arrowhead's hunting of the crocodile reminded us of the tigress 'Machhli'. Tigress Machhli was known as 'Queen of Ranthambore' and 'Crocodile Hunter' due to her hunting skills.

How many kids does Arrowhead have?

Ranthambore forest officials and others paid tribute to Arrowhead on Thursday and then cremated her. Ranthambore Field Director Anup KR has told that Arrowhead was mostly seen in zones 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Ranthambore. Nalghati and Rajbagh lake were her main areas. He has told that Arrowhead was famous for her attractive appearance and she also played an important role in increasing the tiger population. According to the information, Arrowhead became a mother a total of 4 times and gave birth to 10 cubs. Of these, 6 are still alive. Arrowhead last became a mother in 2023.

Arrowhead's progeny moved from the park

An official said that Arrowhead was found dead in RTR Zone 2 on Thursday morning. According to the information, Arrowhead died just a few days after the forest department took her offspring Kanakati out of the park. She was also ill for a long time.