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- A three-month-old tiger cub was rescued from a kitchen garden in Biswanath district after becoming trapped in a net.
- Officials relocated the animal to a riverine island in Kaziranga National Park where a tigress with cubs had been previously spotted.
- Rescuers utilized camera traps and drone surveys to monitor the cub's safety and check for signs of maternal reunion.
- The release aims to reintegrate the cub into its natural habitat following veterinary assessment.
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- Camera-trap monitoring of the release site for maternal reunion
- Assessment of river levels in the park
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C. Ramesh
Kaziranga’s Field Director
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“the team transported the cub to an upstream riverine island based on information and evidence indicating that a mother with cubs was present in the area recently.”
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…neighbouring riverine islands to locate the mother. It subsequently shifted the cub to the Central Range Office of Kaziranga’s Biswanath Division for veterinary observation. C. Ramesh, Kaziranga’s Field Director, said the team transported the cub to an upstream riverine island based on information and evidence indicating that a mother with cubs was present in the area recently. Before returning, the team installed a camera trap at the release site to gather evidence of an adult tigress in the area. They moved the cub to a more secure location after a drone survey showed that the rising water…
Panjit Basumatary
Wildlife Trust of India
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“On September 23, we found pugmark evidence about 200 metres from where the cub was released. Camera-trap monitoring will continue over the next few weeks,”
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…camera trap at the release site to gather evidence of an adult tigress in the area. They moved the cub to a more secure location after a drone survey showed that the rising water levels posed a risk to the carnivore. “ On September 23, we found pugmark evidence about 200 metres from where the cub was released. Camera-trap monitoring will continue over the next few weeks, ” Panjit Basumatary of the Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) said. Earlier, a team comprising WTI and Assam Forest Department specialists treated an injured male wild elephant sighted at Kacharigaon Tea Estate in Sonitpur…
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