Based on years of close observation in Ranthambhore National Park, this richly illustrated book offers an intimate look into the family lives of wild tigers. Valmik Thapar documents the behavior of three tigresses and their cubs—from birth to adulthood—and reveals, for the first time, the active role male tigers play in parenting. With vivid storytelling and rare insights, the book is both a scientific contribution and a passionate call for tiger conservation