MP: Tiger cub found dead with injuries in Bandhavgarh reserve

MP: Tiger cub found dead with injuries in Bandhavgarh reserve

The cub had injuries on the neck and back, which were caused by mauling, he added.

PTIUpdated: Friday, May 19, 2023, 01:34 PM IST
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Umaria (Madhya Pradesh): A tiger cub was found dead with injuries in the core area of Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve (BTR) in Madhya Pradesh, an official said on Friday.

A tiger was spotted at the scene where the carcass of a female cub, aged around eight to 10 months, was recovered on Thursday, said the reserve's veterinarian Dr Nitin Gupta who performed the autopsy.

The cub had injuries on the neck and back, which were caused by mauling, he added.

The presence of the tiger at the scene suggests that it had killed the cub, he said.

The body parts of the cub have been sent for forensic examination, the official said, adding that a metal detector, sniffer dogs and ground duty forest staffers scanned the scene. 

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