United News of India Lakhimpur Kheri/Bijnor, Jan 6: A tiger and a tigress were found dead under mysterious circumstances near Dudhwa National Park in Lakhimpur Kheri district and Jim Corbett National Park situated near Bijnore district of Uttar Pradesh today. The carcass of the tiger was recovered from Sampoornanand locality at Paraspur village in Lakhimpur Kheri, police said. The wildlife officials are suspecting it to be a killing by unidentified hunters as the carcass sustained wound marks. Meanwhile, the carcass has been sent to Indian Veterinary Research Institute (IVRI), Izatnagar in Bareilly, for the post-mortem. In a similar incident, a tigress was found dead at Phulichand range. The wildlife experts said the tigress must have died in a clash with another tigers for their food. Since 1999, 31 tigers have died due to various reasons at Jim Corbett National Park. |
This blog is a humble contribution towards increasing awareness about problems being faced wrt Tiger Conservation in India. With the Tiger fast disappearing from the radar and most of us looking the other way the day is not far when the eco system that supports and nourishes us collapses. Citizen voice is an important tool that can prevent the disaster from happening and this is an attempt at channelising the voice of concerned nature lovers.
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Tiger, tigress found dead in National Parks
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