In August 2016, Machli the Tiger Queen of Ranthambore died at the ripe old age of 19. The Bengal tigress, which dominated a prime, 350-square-mile territory within India’s Ranthambore National Park, ...

This World Tiger Day, there is some good news to savour. Actually, the good news came out in January this year when the results of the latest tiger census were announced: India marked a surprising 30% ...

Most people who have visited Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan will have a Machli story. I too have mine. On a hot morning of May 2014, my daughter and I had a rather casual but long encounter ...

Tigers in Ranthambhore National Park have no particular name. They are known by numbers, or by distinct stripes, but Machli, the world’s oldest and most photographed tigress, who died on Thursday ...

Despite several attempts to track the 17-year-old tigress, the forest authorities are clueless about the whereabouts of the world’s most photographed striped cat. There are fears that the frail Machli ...

Watched over by her human admirers, Ranthambore Tiger Reserve’s pride, 19-year-old tigress Machli, the oldest big cat ever known to have walked the wilderness, died yesterday morning, officials said.

A tiger of unusually advanced age—19—died Thursday at a park in India, prompting an outpouring of support from the public. Machli (also written as Machali or Machhli) reportedly died of old age. She ...

Machli (T-16), the longest surviving tigress often referred to as the ‘queen of the Ranthambore National Park’, is critically ill. The tigress has been unwell for the last four days and barely moving ...

Known as the Queen of Ranthambore, the legendary animal was dubbed the world’s most photographed tigress. Nicknamed T 16, Machli was one of the biggest attractions for thousands of tourists visiting ...