Young Tiger Found Dead in Maharashtra Forest: A Territorial Clash
An 18-month-old tiger was discovered dead in the Umred forest range, Nagpur, Maharashtra, likely due to a territorial fight. Officials found the young tiger's body intact, suggesting a conflict with another wild animal. Investigative efforts are ongoing to confirm the cause of death.
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An 18-month-old tiger was found deceased in the Umred forest range, Nagpur district, Maharashtra, according to a forest official.
The young tiger's death is initially attributed to a territorial dispute with another wild animal.
Bharat Singh Hada, Deputy Conservator of Forests (DCF) in Nagpur, reported the carcass discovery in compartment 356 of the Mangrud-Bothezari beat. Preliminary examinations reveal intact body parts, pointing towards a fatal territorial fight, with investigations continuing.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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