Nagpur: The four-month-old tiger child was found on Thursday at the Garada under the range of Goregaon forests in the Gondia Division saved in late night operations and had been stored in the office range.
As reported by TOI, the incident has caused flutter in the forestry department when fragile children pay attention to villagers near the canal.
The child just watched but was not saved by RFO and his team disappeared in the forest at night.
At night, the CUB was reportedly entering poultry farms in the Ramatola area where he was saved and shifted to the Goregaon range office.
In general, tigresses are very protective about children and never leave their children small.
Head of Forest Conservator (CCF) P Kalyan Kumar, Nagpur Circle, said, “Cub is under medical examination and veterinarian monitoring his health parameters.
We will monitor children for several days.” Meanwhile, the spacious camera trap is being carried out to track The location of Tigress.
After we established a location, future actions will be taken to reunite their children with his mother, “said Kalyan Kumar.
According to forest sources, his son moved solitary for the past 15 days.
“It was recorded with his mother 15-20 days ago at Rengepaar on the outskirts of nagzira wildlife asylum.
Since then, it moves alone and the existence of a mother is unknown.” The Deputy Gondia Forest Conservator (DYCF) Kulraj Singh said the CUB was in good condition and 10 teams had been Formed to track tigers.
A local committee has been formed according to NTCA SOP to monitor the Cub and situation arising from it.
Nagpur: Cub tiger saved, stored under observation in the range of Goregaon forests
