Three-year-old Buxa tigress captured in Assam after three-hour operation
Forest teams used tranquiliser darts, nets and trained elephants to capture the tigress after it moved near villages and killed domestic pigs, officials said.
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Buxa tigress captured in Assam after crossing into Raimona reserve for habitat exploration
BuxaRani, a tigress relocated from Buxa Tiger Reserve, was tranquilized and captured in Assam's Kokrajhar. After crossing the Sankosh river, the tigress entered Raimona National Park in search of suitable territory. West Bengal Forest Minister Manoj Oraon confirmed coordination efforts with Assam's officials to ensure her return.
West Bengal's famous "Dooars Queen" tigress was safely rescued in Assam's Kokrajhar district. Teams from the West Bengal and Assam forest departments tranquilized the tigress in Gilaguri, Dotma, using three elephants and three JCBs. Read the full story in the video.
Bengal forest dept prepares to bring back Buxa tigress from Assam
Stay updated with ThePrint: Preferred Source Google Discover Kolkata, Nov 3 (PTI) The West Bengal Forest Department is making final preparations to bring back a tigress that strayed from Buxa Tiger Reserve into Assam’s Raimona National Park, with the rescue operation likely to be completed shortly, state Forest Minister Manoj Oraon said on Tuesday. The […]
West Bengal tigress safely captured in Assam after travelling over 100 km from Buxa Tiger Reserve
Guwahati, Nov 3 (IANS) A tigress from West Bengal’s Buxa Tiger Reserve, which travelled more than 100 km across state boundaries before reaching human settlements in Assam’s Kokrajhar district, has […]
Tigress sighting: Kokrajhar admin declares 5-km zone around Assam village restricted
Guwahati, Nov 3 (SocialNews.XYZ) The Kokrajhar district administration in Assam has imposed prohibitory restrictions within a five-kilometre radius of Gelaguri village following the sighting of a female Royal Bengal tigress reportedly straying into the area... - Social News XYZ
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