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Tigress ST-26 Spotted with Two Cubs in Sariska, Tiger Count Reaches 58
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News18•17-10-2026, 17:30
Tigress ST-26 Spotted with Two Cubs in Sariska, Tiger Count Reaches 58
- •Tigress ST-26 has been captured on camera traps with two tiny cubs in the Sariska Tiger Reserve for the first time.
- •With the arrival of the new generation, the total number of tigers and cubs in Sariska has now increased to 58.
- •ST-26 is the offspring of Sariska's famous tigress ST-14 and was born and raised naturally within the reserve.
- •The main roaming area of the tigress and her cubs is located within the Akbarpur range of Sariska.
- •The Forest Department has stepped up round-the-clock surveillance and patrols to ensure the safety of the new tiger family.
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With the latest sighting of tigress ST-26 and her two new cubs, the total number of tigers, tigresses, and cubs in the Sariska Tiger Reserve has increased to 58.
The new cubs were given birth by tigress ST-26, who was born on the soil of Sariska itself and is the offspring of Sariska's famous tigress ST-14.
The main roaming area of tigress ST-26 and her two little cubs falls within the Akbarpur range of the Sariska Tiger Reserve.
