From The New Indian Express
Center Owned by Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.Debrigarh’s new tiger makes first kill, sighted by 40 safari tourists
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Debrigarh Wildlife Sanctuary’s newest striped visitor, a male Royal Bengal tiger locally called ‘Mahabala Bagha’, has begun to settle in the forest. On Monday late afternoon the tiger entered the sanctuary’s tourism zone, where it was seen by 40 safari tourists. It later moved into the core zone and made its first confirmed kill, hunting a sambar deer. The sightings and the successful hunt suggest the tiger has adapted to the habitat after straying into the protected area in Baragada district.
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SAMBALPUR: Debrigarh Wildlife Sanctuary’s newest striped visitor appears to be settling into the forest landscape as the male tiger not only explored the tourism zone but also made its first confirmed kill in the protected area. On Monday late afternoon, the tiger ventured into the tourism zone of…
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SAMBALPUR: Debrigarh Wildlife Sanctuary’s newest striped visitor appears to be settling into the forest landscape as the male tiger not only explored the tourism zone but also made its first confirmed kill in the protected area. On Monday late afternoon, the tiger ventured into the tourism zone of…
