Urine spraying... - Centre for Wildlife Studies (CWS India) | Facebook
Siberian tiger Nika at Henry Doorly Zoo marks it's territory by spraying visitors | Daily Mail Online
The Territory Marking Behaviour of a Tiger (Panthera tigris)
Siberian Male Tiger Sprays Pee Mark Stock Photo 682935034 | Shutterstock
Calvin Klein fragrance could be used to lure killer tiger | India | The Guardian
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
A dominant male Tiger marking its territory by spraying urine in Ranthambhore National Park, India Stock Photo - Alamy
Siberian tiger Nika at Henry Doorly Zoo marks it's territory by spraying visitors | Daily Mail Online
Question: What Does It Mean When A Tiger Sprays You? - Buy a tiger
Tiger - WorldAtlas
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,
Minden Pictures - Bengal Tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) spraying urine to mark territory, Bandhavgarh National Park, India - Suzi Eszterhas
Nature inFocus auf Twitter: „#NiFHiveFeature: Karam Srivastava photographed a #tiger scent-marking a tree in #Pench National Park, #MadhyaPradesh. Tigers use various methods to mark territory, such as spraying urine, clawing, rubbing cheeks
Kerala forest department to use female tiger's urine to lure & trap big cat | Kerala News
Why do tigers pee on You? - YouTube
Territory (animal) - Wikipedia
Bengal tiger spraying urine to mark territory | Wildlife sanctuary, Wildlife, Rare species
Tiger (Panthera tigris), marking its territory by spraying urine on a tree, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. IBR-1632628 | agefotostock
Urine Sprays Used to Track Wild Tigers | AMNH
Question: What Does It Mean When A Tiger Sprays You? - Buy a tiger
Bengal tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) native to India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan marking territory by spraying urine on rock Stock Photo - Alamy
