MySuru: Around the seven-year tiger, which was arrested at the Tiger Reserve bandipur because it was seriously injured, operated at the Mysuru Zoo facility in Koorgahalli.
The dominant Tiger has been nicknamed ‘Mooga’.
Tiger who has a muscular and large body is known for hunting elephants and Gaurs in the bandipur forest.
The tiger also became popular among wildlife photographers because they had caught him hunting Gaurs near the safari route.
On Wednesday, staff in the regular patrol found injury to Mooga Crowling in the Ganji Katte forest area close to the safari route.
The next day, The Foresters arrested and shifted it to mysuru zoo for treatment.
According to Foresters, tigers may have tried hunting elephants.
This is a mating season and the Tuskers will be in mutf and have very aggressive behavior.
Based on the situation in place, the suspected tiger has tried to hunt for elephant calves.
Tiger may be challenged by a Tusker.
In the fight, Tusker was badly injuring the tiger, the officer said.
A forest officer said there was no tiger in the bandipur forest which had the capacity to attack Mooda.
“If the tiger strong lineage comes from the forest, how there will be good off-springs and well built.
The bandipur tiger is relatively large because they are mostly hunting elephants and large bodies,” said an officer.
Mooga’s condition remains important: official senior official attached to the zoo told Stoi that the tiger was seriously injured by a Tusker.
“We do all efforts to ensure the tiger survives.
According to injuries, noise of an elephant has entered the tiger during the fight, hurt his lungs,” the officer said.
The officer said the Forestry brought the injured to the zoo in gold hours.
“They haven’t wasted time and bring it for care,” the officer said.
Executive Director Zoo Mysuru Ajit Kulkarni told Stoi that the tiger had been operated.
“The condition of the tiger is still critical.
The lungs are published and the diaphragm has been open.
We have done all the efforts to save him.
It has an extreme injury.
This is a magnificent tiger, and we hope it responds to care and it.
Survive,” he said.