Chhaya means “shadow” in Sanskrit. In Hindu tradition, Chhāyā is itself personified as a shadow, associated with the sun god Surya. The name seems especially fitting for a tiger—a creature whose power often lies in remaining unseen.
In India's forests, the tiger can be present long before it becomes visible, its stripes dissolving into the shadows of the forest.
Photographer: Graham Elliott
Location: India
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