Tiger injured by elephant tranquillised
The Hindu
Shifted to Mysuru; action taken after the big cat was found to be unable to hunt
A tiger which was found injured in the tourism zone of Bandipur National Park was tranquillised and captured on Thursday. The animal is around eight years.
A preliminary assessment of the wounds indicated that it was injured by an elephant in a fight. It was first noticed by forest guards in the Ganjikatte forest area on Wednesday and was in an emaciated state unable to move fast. Camera traps were installed to monitor its movements and whether the tiger could regain its strength and recover from injuries on its own.
But on observation it transpired that the tiger was also unable to hunt and was sinking and hence permission was sought for its capture and treatment.

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