Tiger which killed boy in Hunsur suspected to be dead
The Hindu
The teenager was attacked on September 8
The tiger found dead at Nagarahole National Park on Friday is now suspected to be the same one that attacked and killed a teenager in Hunsur a few days ago.
Ganesh, of Ayanakere Haadi in Muddanahalli forest reserve, a buffer area of Nagarahole National Park in Hunsur taluk, was found dead on September 8. The body bore injury marks which confirmed that he had been attacked by a tiger.
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