Summary
Arrowhead, a famous tigress in India, passed away at age 11 in Ranthambore National Park. Known for hunting crocodiles, she was admired for her strength and courage. Arrowhead was a part of a lineage of skilled tigress hunters in the park.
Key Facts
- Arrowhead was a well-known tigress in Ranthambore National Park, India.
- She was named for the arrow-shaped stripe on her cheek.
- She gained fame for hunting crocodiles, even after her health weakened.
- Arrowhead died at age 11 due to an illness.
- She was the daughter and granddaughter of other famous tigresses, Krishna and Machli.
- Arrowhead had to leave her territory after her daughter Riddhi took over.
- She gave birth to four sets of cubs, though not all of them survived.
- In her later years, she developed a tumor which made hunting difficult.
