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The Champawat Tiger: Did She Really Kill 436 People? In 1907, a single tigress was blamed for 436 deaths in Nepal and northern India, a world record that still stands. We follow Jim Corbett's hunt in the hills of Kumaon, then check the record and the legend against the evidence. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 1:22 The Tigress From Nepal 2:40 Terror in Kumaon 4:09 The Reluctant Hunter 5:20 The Village of Pali 6:33 The Last Victim 7:35 The Beat 8:45 The Broken Teeth 10:23 Was It Really 436? 11:59 From Hunter to Protector 13:35 Living With Tigers Today 14:54 Myth or Fact? Sources: Jim Corbett (1944), Man-Eaters of Kumaon, chapter "The Champawat Man-eater" (Oxford University Press) - 200 deaths in Nepal and 234 in Kumaon by his count, the girl as the 436th kill, the request from the Deputy Commissioner of Naini Tal, his two conditions, Pali, the harvest, the ravine, the beat of 298 men, the broken teeth, "nine cases out of ten" Guinness World Records, "Tiger attack - most fatalities" - 436 deaths, Champawat district, 1902-7 Wikipedia, "Champawat Tiger" - Nepal army beat across the Sarda River, range up to 20 miles in a day, the 298 beaters, the final shots, the broken canines, the cement board near Chataar bridge on the road to Lohaghat Science News (2019), review of Dane Huckelbridge, No Beast So Fierce - broken canines, colonial gun laws, habitat loss, "a man-made disaster", Corbett shot more than 30 man-eaters Wikipedia, "Tiger attack" - British India records 1876-1912 (33,247 deaths), tigers attack from behind, the 1986 Sundarbans face masks BBC Science Focus / Discover Wildlife, "Why do tigers become man-eaters?" - more than half of 36 man-eaters near Chitwan had injuries or deformities, half of tigers that kill people do so only once PTI via The Week (2025), Rajya Sabha reply by Minister of State Kirti Vardhan Singh - 378 people killed by tigers in India, 2020 to 2024 Wildlife Institute of India / Malay Mail (2023) - India's tiger estimate of 3,682, about 75 percent of the world's wild tigers IUCN Red List tiger assessment (2022) via WCS - 3,726 to 5,578 tigers in the wild Wikipedia, "Jim Corbett National Park" and "Man-Eaters of Kumaon" - Hailey National Park 1936, India's first national park, renamed after Corbett; the book's 1944 publication and more than four million copies sold by 1980 #Tiger #TrueStory #Wildlife

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