No Beast So Fierce: The Terrifying True Story of the Champawat Tiger, the Deadliest Animal in History (Audiobook)

from DeltaQueen50

No Beast So Fierce by Dane Hucklebridge is the story of a man-eating tiger and the hunt that eventually brought her down. In the early 1900s, the Champawt Tiger was responsible for over 430 deaths over a 9 year period. The books details the pursuit of this tiger as well as providing a lot of info...

from JJbooklvr

The true story of a Bengal tiger that killed over 400 people in Nepal and India a little over 100 years ago. I had no idea of how efficient a killing machine tigers are and how many people they have killed over the years. One instant you are standing at the edge of the woods and the next the tige...

from Cherylk

I only know a slight bit of information about the Champawat Tiger. Therefore, I found this book to be very interesting to learn about animals from other countries. To be honest, when I think of "deadly" animals; the Champawat Tiger is not one that makes the top ten list. However, after reading th...

from dele2451

What a tigress. An incredible story well told. The book would have been even better if the author wasn't so fixated on explaining the inexact nature of the victim head count back at the turn of the century. We get it--it was hundreds of people, but some deaths may have remained un/undercounted or...

from bookworm12

One tiger, 436 kills at the turn of the 20th century. The premise had me hooked, but the author got caught up in all of his research and the incredible real events get lost in an onslaught of historical detail about colonialism. There are some thrilling passages and it was all interesting, but a ...