A Tigress rescued from the poachers

Ramnagar, Corbett Tiger Reserve, Uttarakhand: Tigress trapped in the clutches of poachers badly injured, wire noose found in the stomach

A snare was embedded in the tigress’s body. This incident has created a stir in the entire forest department. Here, instructions have been given by Chief Conservator of Forests Anoop Malik to get the whole matter investigated by an independent agency.

Despite all the security measures in the world-famous Corbett Tiger Reserve, hunters have become enemies of tigers. One such case came to light, in which poachers trapped a tigress. Fortunately, the tigress escaped unhurt, but her life is still not out of danger. A snare was embedded in the tigress’s body. completed by this event There is a stir in the forest department. Here, instructions have been given by Chief Conservator of Forests Anoop Malik to get the entire matter investigated by an independent agency.

The zone is known for the free movement of tigers. But, even here their lives are in danger. The Corbett administration tranquilized and rescued a tigress in the Kalagarh range about 20 days ago. Here too their lives are in danger. The Corbett administration tranquilized and rescued a tigress in the Kalagarh range about 20 days ago. Here too their lives are in trouble. The Corbett administration tranquilized and rescued a tigress in the Kalagarh range about 20 days ago.

The age of the tigress is said to be seven to eight years. Tigress hunters Caught her in the noose, but somehow Tigress got free. The wire is still embedded in its body in the abdominal area. The tigress is being caught and treated by the park administration. At present, the tigress is in the rescue center located in Dhela under the supervision of doctors. The tigress has to undergo surgery to remove the wire stuck in her body, but the Corbett administration has yet to decide. It is clearly visible in the picture of the tigress held by News Source that she is badly injured. The Corbett Tiger Reserve administration has not ruled out poaching but has attributed it to an incident outside Corbett in the vicinity of Bijnor (UP).