Extremely rare black tigers caught on camera in India, Daily Mail writes. The animals were photographed while walking in the park.

According to the author of the pictures, 23-year-old amateur photographer Satya Swagat, seeing rare tigers walking in the park, he was stunned, he even got goosebumps.

“It was hard for me to believe my eyes, for a moment I forgot about the camera, because a big cat was moving right in front of my eyes,” the student shared his impressions.

These animals can only be found in the state of Odisha. According to experts, there are only 7-8 individuals left in the world. The original appearance of tigers (black stripes) is associated with a genetic mutation - pseudomelanism.

“Few saw them in the forest, and few managed to get so close to them,” Swagat boasted.

Earlier in the United States, a rare Malay tiger was shot dead in the zoo.

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