Gaur that roamed 300 km across districts relocated to forest habitat
Forest officials successfully relocated an 800-kg adult gaur that wandered over 300 km from its habitat into populated coastal areas. The complex operation involved tranquilization and transport to ensure the safety of both the public and the animal.
Why it matters
Human-wildlife conflict is increasing as urban expansion encroaches on natural habitats, necessitating sophisticated wildlife management strategies.
The Forest Department captured and translocated an adult gaur that had travelled more than 300 km across various districts before reaching the coastal region near Mandapam in Ramanathapuram district.
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