File:Resting Indian Tiger.jpg
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English: As we all know Tigers are getting extinct and few left, tiger is India's national animal and also country with world's most tiger, my photograph is showing how well India is taking care of nature and this beautiful animal, letting it grow and giving it's required space, even in a metro city like Mumbai, it's a picture of sanjay gandhi national park which is in Mumbai, one of the most populated city in India yet giving space to nature |
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