Gurgaon: A striped hyena was found dead on Jalan Gurgaon-Faridabad on Tuesday morning after being hit by a fast vehicle.
Residents in the area told the department of wildlife about dead animals.
According to wildlife officials, the animal suffered several injuries and died in place.
Immediately after getting information about Hyena, the wildlife team rushed to place.
According to wildlife officials, illegal waste disposal attracts animals to areas in finding foods that often try to cross the highway and explore the human region.
In the process, many are killed or injured by a speeding vehicle or human.
“I saw Hyena and told the police and the department of wildlife.
Officials from the Department of Wildlife immediately took off the carcass,” said Mukesh Bhadana, a villager.
According to environmental lovers, stretches are known to have a large number of hyena species and it is very important that the forest department creates water holes in arabalis for this animal.
“These animals need protection from dumping waste, mining and real estate,” said Sunil Harsana, an environment “we are in the process of issuing a tender to clean the existing underpass to make it functional,” said ML Mallik, a wildlife conservator, Haryana Selatan, Haryana Selatan .
Hyena is generally seen in the region and is protected under schedule-III of the wildlife protection law.
In accordance with the study of Indian wildlife, which was released in 2017, Aravalis in Haryana Selatan has a population of Hyena 126, in addition to 31 leopards, 26 forest forest, 91 hedgehogs, 50 opponents, four wolves, four fens and 61 weasels.
According to the International Union for conservation of the red nature list, the underlined hyena was labeled as a species “close threatened”.
Hyena striped find killed on Jalan GGN-FBD
