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Sep 14, 2026

Wes LarsonHOST
90:19
Mike, what was the productive, this is from episode one, what was the productive tiger habitat in Nepal called?
Mike SmithHOST
90:28
The Terai.
Wes LarsonHOST
90:29
The Terai.
Wes LarsonHOST
90:30
Good pull.
Wes LarsonHOST
90:31
All right.

10 MINS LATER

Wes LarsonHOST
100:23
Um, worldwide-
Jeff LarsonHOST
100:24
What type of habitat is it?
Wes LarsonHOST
100:26
The Terai.
Akshay ChavanGUEST
3:23
And I'm like, "Why is this damn thing here?" I mean, why is this...
Akshay ChavanGUEST
3:26
And over time, as I was traveling, I mean, right from Terai, which is in the Nepal border-
Cyrus BroachaHOST
3:32
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Akshay ChavanGUEST
3:32
... yeah, those mosquito infested-
speaker_0HOST
1:39
Right.
speaker_1HOST
1:39
Because for hundreds of years, this area known as the Terai Plains, which are these low, flat subtropical regions bordering India, it was practically an invisible fortress.
speaker_1HOST
1:50
Yes.
speaker_0HOST
1:50
Right, because of the malaria.
speaker_1HOST
2:40
Everybody who was anybody.
speaker_0HOST
2:41
Right.
speaker_0HOST
2:41
They were all coming down to the Terai Plains specifically to hunt big game.
speaker_0HOST
2:46
So the animals went from being protected by the jungle to being, well, actively targeted by the elite.
Sagar ShresthaGUEST
41:09
Our experience is that of new settlements.
Sagar ShresthaGUEST
41:11
We have done it in Tarai.
Sagar ShresthaGUEST
41:13
It is called Red Cross Village.
Sanjay Silwal GuptaHOST
41:24
I don't remember exactly, but
Sagar ShresthaGUEST
41:26
in the 17th or 14th flood in Tarai, we had built a huge Red Cross Village.
Sagar ShresthaGUEST
41:30
It had a huge impact on the village.
Sagar ShresthaGUEST
41:32
It was the same issue.
Wes LarsonHOST
12:08
All right.
Wes LarsonHOST
12:09
Uh [laughs]This tiger was born in the lowland Terai of Nepal in the late 1890s.
Wes LarsonHOST
12:15
She's born in the relative safety-
Mike SmithHOST
12:18
You can just say paw.
Wes LarsonHOST
13:01
Within a year, she's learning to hunt alongside her mother.
Wes LarsonHOST
13:03
She could bring down small spotted deer and boar.
Wes LarsonHOST
13:06
Then at about 20 months, she sets out on her own, establishing her own territory in the sweltering grass and jungle of the Terai floodplain, and becoming really adept at hunting spotted deer.
Wes LarsonHOST
13:18
She would stalk the deer from behind or from the side, and then when she's close enough, she'd burst out of the high grass at high speed, tackle the unsuspecting deer, sinking her canines into the spaces between the vertebrae, or biting its throat and suffocating it.
SanjayHOST
52:59
He got his enlightenment at the age of thirty-five, and I think he left his body at the age of eighty.
SanjayHOST
53:06
So for all these years, he just keeps walking in the northern part of India, you know, Bihar, UP, Terai area and all that area, you know.
SanjayHOST
53:15
And, and if you go now to Sarnath, they call that area where he used to sit was Gand Vihar.
SanjayHOST
53:23
You can still have his gandh.
Vivek NeelakantanGUEST
32:31
Vicious cycle, that is what you see.
Vivek NeelakantanGUEST
32:33
In India, what happens is in the Tarai region, it's the region to the south of the Himalayas.
Vivek NeelakantanGUEST
32:38
It's a savanna belt, largely a wet savanna belt.
Vivek NeelakantanGUEST
32:41
Bamboo forest, for example, the Nepal-India border.
Vivek NeelakantanGUEST
33:01
The vicious cycle, that is what you see.
Vivek NeelakantanGUEST
33:03
In India, what happens is in the Tarai region, it's the region to the south of the Himalayas, it's a savanna bed, largely a bed, savanna bed, bamboo forest, for example, in Nepal, India border.
Vivek NeelakantanGUEST
33:15
What you see is the Indian government tries to reclaim land, for cultivation and house the refugees displaced by the partition of the subcontinent.
Vivek NeelakantanGUEST
33:25
So what happens is Punjabi Sikh farmers that is trying to colonize the land and then they are brought into confrontation with local Tharu inhabitants.
Vivek NeelakantanGUEST
32:31
Vicious cycle, that is what you see.
Vivek NeelakantanGUEST
32:33
In India, what happens is in the Tarai region, it's the region to the south of the Himalayas.
Vivek NeelakantanGUEST
32:38
It's a savanna belt, largely a wet savanna belt.
Vivek NeelakantanGUEST
32:41
Bamboo forest, for example, the Nepal-India border.
Bikey AgarwalGUEST
88:45
And Triptu, Jhumri.
Shraddha PrasaiGUEST
88:50
Triptu didi's character is from Tarai in the film.
Shraddha PrasaiGUEST
88:53
So her accent is also supporting us.
Sanjay Silwal GuptaHOST
88:57
Jhumri.

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