Famous 'Lame Tigress' PN-20 Dies in Pench Reserve, Sets Longevity Record

• PN-20 (T-20), the famous 'Lame Tigress' of Pench Tiger Reserve, was found dead near Munara Camp, Karmajhiri Range.
• Born in 2008, she was approximately 18 years old, setting a record for the longest lifespan in Pench Tiger Reserve.
• Died due to old age and physical weakness; she was known for a congenital deformity in her front paw and was the sibling of the renowned 'Collarwali' tigress.
• Contributed significantly to the tiger population by giving birth to 10 cubs, whose territories spread across the reserve.
• Received a respectful farewell from the Chief Conservator of Forests, Seoni, and Pench Tiger Reserve management after post-mortem.