Hyderabad: Tiger from Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary (TWS) in Maharashtra has now been traced in buffer and the sensitive zone of the Kubeer Mandal environment from the Nirmal District.
Forest officials, who found a big cat Pugmark a few days ago, said that they witnessed regular movements of wild animals on the border of Maharashtra-Telangana and there was a certain large cat, which regularly came to the Nirmal district and returned to Maharashtra.
While the tiger was originally suspected of ‘Gabbar’ who entered the mandal bheempur in the Adilabad district about a month ago, officials clarified that there were very few chances of tigers who entered the part of this country.
“It is difficult for tigers to move towards this section (Kubeer Mandal) from Adilabad because the road and highway are full of them.
We will know better after we get some photography proof of a camera trap.
So far, we only have data relating to Pugmarks And his livestock, “said a forest official to Stoi.
The last livestock kill was reported on Saturday morning in the Bhainsa area after that the forest team checked the site and submitted a verification report to the veterinarian.
Veterinarians will study the samples of murder and state whether it’s a tiger or kill the leopard, word foresters.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Forestry has established 25 camera traps and formed a special team to monitor large cat movements to avoid all types of human conflicts in the region.
The villagers have been asked not to explore the farm field at night or the morning when wild animals are usually active.
When asked if there was an opportunity for tigers to go to the Kawal Tiger Reserve (KTR), District Forest Officer (DFO) Vikas Meena said: “Because the tiger corridors are on the other hand towards the ASFABAD district, there are very few opportunities for tigers who enter the district of Nirmal This is to go to KTR.
This is an outer buffer and environmentally sensitive zone but because it borders the Nanded area in Maharashtra, we see the tiger into the Nirmal or Adjuabad district.
“However, taking into account the tiger behavior that had previously entered Nirmal Regency, including ‘Walker’ , which was later known for his marathon running more than 3,000 km, forest officials said that even this tiger would most likely return to Maharashtra.
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“Ichoda in Adamanabad is close to the Tiger corridor in the Asifabad district that leads to KTR.
But in between, there are several areas and roads that symbolize.
If the tiger follows the route, then through fairabad it can enter the KTR.
However, the opportunity is lacking because there is less Many disturbances, “Meena said.
Tiger from Maharashtra was seen in the normal district
