Editors' Queue: Tigers and Motorcycles, Oh MY.
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I would love to see some frames from a hundred feet back. Looks like the tiger is disappointed he got there a few seconds late.
I was riding in the back of a jeep in Ranthambore National Park - India. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the tiger leap out of the brush and swipe at these guys. I too wish that I had shots of the attack. Unfortunately, there was no way of anticipating that moment. (let's face it, tigers have mastered the element of surprise)