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https://redearth.in/blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Dhole_Tadoba-scaled.jpg25601707Tadoba Andhari Tiger Project in Chandrapur district of Maharashtra is one of the famous Project Tiger Reserves. This is home to several endangered mammals, including Indian Leopards, sloth bears and wild Dhole Indian dog. Dhole dogs are some of the big animals that can be spotted at Tadoba, also prime natives of Tadoba. The Dhole wild dogs live in packs and populate the park. These are pack hunters that can fight with tigers and leopards for their prey. You can watch these amazing creatures while you stay at our resort in Tadoba.