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Tigress that travelled over 100 km from Bengal's Buxa tranquilised near Assam's Raimona park

Tigress that travelled over 100 km from Bengal's Buxa tranquilised near Assam's Raimona park

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    Guwahati: A Royal Bengal tigress, which strayed out of Buxa Tiger Reserve in West Bengal 10 days ago and travelled over 100 km, was tranquilised on Tuesday near Raimona National Park in neighbouring Assam's Bodoland Territorial Region. Equipped with elephants, earthmovers and other equipment, forest…

    — Deccan Herald

  • right · 1 outlet

    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…

    — The Economic Times

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Guwahati: A Royal Bengal tigress, which strayed out of Buxa Tiger Reserve in West Bengal 10 days ago and travelled over 100 km, was tranquilised on Tuesday near Raimona National Park in neighbouring Assam's Bodoland Territorial Region. Equipped with elephants, earthmovers and other equipment, forest…

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Deccan Herald Center-Left The Printers (Mysore) Pvt. Ltd. Current article

Tigress that travelled over 100 km from Bengal's Buxa tranquilised near Assam's Raimona park

Guwahati: A Royal Bengal tigress, which strayed out of Buxa Tiger Reserve in West Bengal 10 days ago and travelled over 100 km, was tranquilised on Tuesday near Raimona National Park in neighbouring Assam's Bodoland Territorial Region. Equipped with elephants, earthmovers and other equipment, forest…

The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co.

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…

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