Three Royal Bengal tigers were spotted together in the Indian part of the Sundarbans on 17 November 2025 — a rare and captivating wildlife moment. Tourists and photographers documented the scene as the tigers swam calmly across a river, appearing relaxed and playful before moving toward the opposite bank.
A group of observers, including Assamese wildlife enthusiast Avinansrotan Roy, Kolkata-based photographer Fancis Nisk, and Jharkhand’s Tanmoy Mondal, witnessed the extraordinary sight near Deul Bharani. The coordinated movement and serene behaviour of the tigers left a lasting impression on everyone present.
The sighting serves as a powerful reminder of the Sundarbans’ rich biodiversity and the resilience of its wildlife. For the observers, seeing the three tigers together in the water was a once-in-a-lifetime experience — a testament to the forest’s thriving ecosystem.
