Nagpur: Mystery of Shrouds The death of a tiger child in the new Munia conservation reserve was declared under the Nagpur Forest Division.
The 10-year-old carcass of one day from the one-year-old child was found on Tuesday night chounded by beat below the range of Butibori forests.
Hunting has been ruled out because all parts of the body are found intact.
This is the death of the 26th tiger in Maharashtra since January 2021.
Tolls can swell if the recent seizures from some parts of the tiger body in the Pest Landscape and Tadoba are considered.
In the release, the Deputy Nagpur forest conservator (DYCF) Dr.
Bharat Singh Hada claimed that according to the image of the camera trap, the area had the four tigers – two boys and girls.
“Dead animals may be one of his two children.
In accordance with the veterinarian who performs post-mortem, the cub must have died in a fight with another animal as a broken neck bone.” However, the Wildlife Conshendationists said, “How the animal dies in the fight when the area is in battle It doesn’t have competition from carnivores and other low densities? Even if this is the problem, a very protective tigress about his child and may exist.
“ACF Narendra Chandewar said that all necessary samples have been collected and sent to regional forensic laboratories, Nagpur.
“Post-Mortem is done in accordance with NTCA SOP in the presence of representatives and other officials,” ACF said.