Is there a two-color tiger in the world? Wildlife photographers recently went to the National Park of Maharashtra, India, to shoot a tiger with two coat colors, its upper body is a common tiger stripe, the lower body is actually coffee-colored, at first glance it is very strange, but a closer look will find that the brown color of the tiger's lower body is actually mud, after the photo was exposed, many people laughed and said "like A photo of P".
According to the Daily Mail, 38-year-old photographer Harshal Malvankar is very fond of photographing big cats such as lions and tigers, and his works are often shared with IG, and he recently went to Tadoba National Park in Maharashtra to shoot and accidentally photographed a strange two-color tiger.
Look closely and find that the two-color tiger is not a new breed, because the local weather is very hot, the temperature is as high as 45 degrees Celsius, the tiger is also too hot to stand, so it runs into the mud pit to cool off, but the mud pit pool may be relatively shallow, so it only soaks to the lower body when it goes in, the upper body is completely not stained with mud, and the dark brown mud and the upper body striped orange show obvious contrast.
Marwankar shared the photo to IG and wrote "This is not a P-pass photo, but a tiger running to do a mud bath", which attracted more than 10,000 people to like it, and many netizens responded, "At first, I thought that its lower body was covered by shadows, and when I looked closely, I knew it was mud", "You don't say I really thought it was a P map", "I like the composition of this photo, it feels like a tiger is crossing from the black and white world to a place full of colors".
