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Female subadult cubs in the water Jim Corbett National Park, India Photographed by Himanshu Agarwal

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QUICK! IF YOU GOT TELEPORTED INTO THE LAST BOOK YOU READ, HOW SCREWED WOULD YOU BE??

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Man Eaters of the Kumaon. Autobiography by Jim Corbett

Oh Lordy. VERY screwed. I’d be teleported to the thick Jungles of the “Kumaon Divisin of the United Provinces” (Occupied India) in the 1920’s, with Jim Corbett as he hunts literal man-eating tigers that have been ravishing the small local villages.

It’s a very good book though!

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pls ignore small disgusted Dewey I can’t find what layer he’s on he has nothing to do with Webby in fact he was reacting to Huey’s long lanky dream legs but I CANNOT FOR THE LIFE OF ME FIND HIS LAYER TO GET RID OF HIM HELP

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Indian jackal (Canis aureus indicus) Jim Corbett National Park, Nainital district, Uttarakhand, India

Photo © David Beadle

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Carry On Screaming! (1966)

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Those who have never seen a leopard under favourable conditions in his natural surroundings can have no conception of the grace of movement, and beauty of colouring, of this the most gracefuL and the most beautiful of all animales in our Indian jungles.

Jim Corbett, Man-Eaters of Kumaon

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Chamari had been at work all that day and in the afternoon had accompanied me to a nearby village in which a woman of his coal gang, by the name of Parbatti, was reported to be seriously ill. Parbatti, a widow with three children, was the first woman to volunteer to work for me when I arrived at Mokameh Ghat and for twenty years she had worked unflaggingly. Always cheerful and happy and willing to give a helping hand to any who needed it, she was the life and soul of the Sunday evening gatherings, for, being a widow, she could bandy words with all and sundry without offending India’s very strict Mother Grundy. The boy who brought me the news that she was ill did not know what ailed her, but was convinced that she was dying, so I armed myself with a few simple remedies and calling for Chamari on the way, hurried to the village. We found Parbatti lying on the floor of her hut with her head in her grey-haired mother's lap. It was the first case of tetanus I had ever seen, and I hope the last I shall ever see. Parbatti's teeth, which would have made the fortune of a film star, had been broken in an attempt to lever them apart, to give her water. She was conscious, but unable to speak, and the torments she was enduring are beyond any words of mine to describe. There was nothing I could do to give her relief beyond massaging the tense muscles of her throat to try to ease her breathing, and while I was doing this, her body was convulsed as though she had received an electric shock. Mercifully her heart stopped beating: and her sufferings ended. Chamari and I had no words to exchange as we walked away from the humble home in which preparations were already under way for the cremation ceremony, for though an ocean of prejudices had lain between the high-caste woman and us, it had made no difference to our affection for her, and we both knew that we would miss the cheerful, hardworking little woman more than either of us cared to admit.

Jim Corbett, ‘Chamari’

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Carry on Screaming (1966) Anglo-Amalgamated Dir. Gerald Thomas

Harry H. Corbett as Detective Sergeant Sidney Bung Kenneth Williams as Dr. Orlando Watt Jim Dale as Albert Potter Peter Butterworth as Detective Constable Slobotham

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3N/4D #Nainital tour package with #JimCorbett jungle safari is perfect tour for weekend getaway from Delhi and you can explore Nainital which is most famous and biggest #hillstation and situated on #Kumaon hills of Uttarakhand. This tour starting from $ 189/ INR 14499pp

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The Teddy Bear Counting Book (1995)

Text: Ingrid Mason -- Art: Graham Corbett, Peter Anderson, Jim Coit & Roland Kemp

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Mango Bloom River Resort - Best Resort in Jim Corbett

The Mangobloom river resort  is one of the Best Luxurious resorts in Jim Corbett (Ramnagar), that offers a brilliant wildlife experience to its guests. Nestled along the picturesque banks of the river, our resort offers unparalleled luxury, adventure, and relaxation amidst the natural beauty of the Corbett National Park. Book your stay now for an unforgettable retreat.

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Not just a tiger paw .

This is a pug mark of a male tiger . This was taken in Corbett . This is a pug mark of a tiger . For me this is the picture which captures the whole journey of spotting a tiger in the wild . The fresh pug mark is the sign that the tiger just walked here and helps you analyse where he might have gone .

Picture credit : Ovi Patankar Basu

Location : Jim Corbett National Park , Uttarakhand

#photography #tiger #wildlifephotography

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Eterno Resplandor De Una Mente Sin Recuerdos

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Visit Tejomaya Resort at Jim Corbett https://www.tejomayaresorts.com/

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