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English: Scientific studies done on Sundarban tigers suggest that these big cats spend maximum amount of time in the Phoenix Paludosa (local name Hental) bushes. This species of palm is also called tiger palm because of the coloration its leafs. A brilliant place for the tigers to camouflage. Photographed in Sundarban Tiger Reserve, West Bengal, India.
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