Image title: Tiger (Panthera tiger)

This photograph depicts the Tiger or Panthera tiger.

Transcription: बाघ, bāgha [bagha]

Main description

Tigers are Found in Nepal, India and Bangladesh. In 1982 the estimated population of tiger in Nepal was 100-150.Tigers are distributed in the tall land and terai forests of the rain or dry forest or to the open hill and midland . Tiger being carnivorous live in such an area's where is enough water and prey .Life span is about twenty years.

Nepalese text (not proofread)

बाघ—बाघहरु नेपाल, भारत र बंगालादेशमा पाइन्छन् । ई स १९८२ को गणना अनुसार त्यसबेला नेपालमा १०० देखि १५० वटा बाघहरु थिए। यिनिहरु अग्लो घाँसको झाडीहरु भएको तराईको जंगल देखि पहाडी खुल्ला ठाउमा पाइन्छन् । यी जनावर मांसाहारी भएकोले जहाँ प्रशस्त मात्रामा पानी र आहारा प्राप्त हुन्छ त्यहाँ रहन्छन् ।

Nepalese to English (automated translation)

Tigers are found in Nepal, India and Bangladesh. According to the census of AD 1982, there were 100 to 150 tigers in Nepal at that time. They are found in lowland forests with tall grasses and open areas in the mountains. Since these animals are carnivores, they stay where there is plenty of water and food.

Transcriptions:

bāgha—bāghaharu nepāla, bhārata ra baṃgālādeśamā pāinchan . Ī sa 1982 ko gaṇanā anusāra tyasabelā nepālamā 100 dekhi 150 vaṭā bāghaharu thie. Yiniharu aglo ghāṃsako jhāḍīharu bhaeko tarāīko jaṃgala dekhi pahāḍī khullā ṭhāumā pāinchan . Yī janāvara māṃsāhārī bhaekole jahāṃ praśasta mātrāmā pānī ra āhārā prāpta huncha tyahāṃ rahanchan .

bagha—baghaharu nepala, bharata ra bamgaladeshama painchan . i sa 1982 ko ganana anusara tyasabela nepalama 100 dekhi 150 vata baghaharu thie. yiniharu aglo ghamsako jhadiharu bhaeko taraiko jamgala dekhi pahadi khulla thauma painchan . yi janavara mamsahari bhaekole jaham prashasta matrama pani ra ahara prapta huncha tyaham rahanchan .

Gallery information:

The Natural History Gallery includes rare exhibitions of various animals and objects relating to natural science. It also includes a doll sectiondisplaying the ancient lifestyle and attire of people from around the world. The items found here are exhibited in the National Museum of Nepal (Rashtriya Museum).