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A mother rests with her two-month-old in Bandhavgarh National Park, where—contrary to the global trend—managers have built up tiger numbers. Compensation for loss of life caused by cats outside the park gives villagers some consolation. PHOTOGRAPH BY STEV
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A tiger peers at a camera trap it triggered while hunting in the early morning in the forests of northern Sumatra, Indonesia. Tigers can thrive in many habitats, from the frigid Himalaya to tropical mangrove swamps in India and Bangladesh. 
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A camera trap captures tiger cubs cooling off in a watering hole in Bandhavgarh National Park. 
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A tiger burning bright is captured by a camera trap on a tree in India's Kaziranga National Park. 
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A remote camera captures an Indochinese tiger in a bamboo forest. 
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Meet Smasher—the male in the background. That's the name Steve Winter gave this youngster, cooling off in a watering hole in Bandhavgarh National Park, after he slapped the automated camera trap until it stopped clicking. Both tigers are thought to have killed people, and Smasher is now in captivity. 
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A poacher's snare cost this six-month-old cub its right front leg—and its freedom. The limb was amputated after the tiger had been enmeshed for three days in a snare in Aceh Province, Indonesia. Unable to hunt, the tiger now lives in a zoo on Java. 
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A tiger in Kaziranga National Park 
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A male tiger roams through the jungle in Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve. 
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Nearly grown siblings spar in play that hones their fighting skills. 
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A tiger walks among the mangroves in India's Sundarbans region. 
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A tiger slips through a fence at India's Bandhavgarh National Park. 
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A camouflaged tiger stalks an Asian elephant calf amid tallgrass. 
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A trio of sleeping 14-month old tiger cubs. 
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A male Bengal tiger pauses in a river to listen to another tiger roar. 
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