Endangered Fishing Cat Caught On Camera In Madhya Pradesh's Tiger Reserve
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The evidence of the fishing cat's presence was also witnessed earlier around the Ken river in Panna Tiger Reserve but it was captured on camera for the first time recently, the government said.
Fishing cat, one of the endangered animals in India, has been spotted in Panna Tiger Reserve (PTR) in Madhya Pradesh, the state government said on Wednesday. The fishing cat was captured on a camera installed in the tiger reserve, an official release by the government said. The evidence of the fishing cat's presence was also witnessed earlier around the Ken river, which covers a 55-km-long stretch within the PTR, but this endangered animal was captured on the camera for the first time recently, it said. This species of cat, which mostly feeds on fish, is becoming extinct, it added.
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