Kerala forest department to use female tiger's urine to lure & trap big cat | Kerala News
Urine Sprays Used to Track Wild Tigers | AMNH
Bengal tiger spraying urine to mark territory | Wildlife sanctuary, Wildlife, Rare species
Bengal Tiger | Lake Tobias Wildlife Park
Scent spraying by Tigers - Album on Imgur
Territory (animal) - Wikipedia
Disgusted family sprayed with urine by territorial tiger on trip to zoo - Mirror Online
Adult tiger spray-marking a tree with urine, juxtaposed with a domestic cat scent marking from glands on it's head | Behance
How many times in her whole life a tigress reproduces? - Quora
Power of Territory, Photo By Kola Venkateswarlu, Toehold Wildlife Portraiture Contest - Better Photography
Disgusted family sprayed with urine by territorial tiger on trip to zoo - Irish Mirror Online
Disgusted family sprayed with urine by territorial tiger on trip to zoo - Mirror Online
Indian Tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) adult female, scent marking territory, spraying tree trunk with urine, Jim Corbett N.P., Uttarkhand, India, January Stock Photo - Alamy
Bengal tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) native to India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan marking territory by spraying urine on rock Stock Photo - Alamy
Siberian tiger Nika at Henry Doorly Zoo marks it's territory by spraying visitors | Daily Mail Online
Siberian Male Tiger Sprays Pee Mark Stock Photo 682935034 | Shutterstock
Minden Pictures - Bengal Tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) spraying urine to mark territory, Bandhavgarh National Park, India - Suzi Eszterhas
Can Calvin Klein scent catch a 'killer' tiger? - BBC News
Siberian tiger Nika at Henry Doorly Zoo marks it's territory by spraying visitors | Daily Mail Online
Nature inFocus on Twitter: "#NiFHiveFeature: Kapil Sharma photographed a # tiger marking a tree with its scent, in #Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, Maharashtra. Tigers use various methods to mark a territory, such as
Shashanka on Twitter: "#Tigers like other big cats, scent mark their territory by spraying urine on prominent landmarks like trees. We came upon this tigress proclaiming her territory #BandhavgarhNationalPark. She however died,
Sultanpur Tigress marking her territory by spraying urine … | Flickr
Tiger-spray DNA shown as valuable conservation tool
