35 tigers identified in Parambikulam
The Hindu
Two cubs spotted during the estimation using camera traps, says official
A survey held at the Parambikulam Tiger Reserve in Kerala in recent weeks identified 35 tigers, indicating an increase in the apex predator population. Of the 35 individuals identified, 22 were found in the last year survey and 13 were new. Two cubs were noted during the estimation with camera traps, said S. Vysak, Deputy Director of the reserve. Mr. Vysak said the survey was conducted as the fourth phase of the monitoring programme initiated by the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA).More Related News

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