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Forest dept. begins steps to recapture tiger that strays into human habitations near Vandiperiyar

Forest dept. begins steps to recapture tiger that strays into human habitations near Vandiperiyar
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Forest officials in India are attempting to recapture a five-year-old tiger that has been straying into human habitations near Vandiperiyar. The animal has killed several cattle, causing fear among local residents and prompting the deployment of drones and camera traps.

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The incident highlights the increasing human-wildlife conflict in India as urban and agricultural expansion encroaches on natural habitats.

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Forest department officials have resumed efforts to recapture a five-year-old tiger that has been straying into human habitations near Vandiperiyar.

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