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Royal Bengal Tiger found dead at Assam's Kaziranga National Park

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05 Jun-2021 23:25 PM

By: FirstIndia

Bihdia (Assam): A carcass of a male Royal Bengal Tiger was discovered near Sidha Kathoni area of Kaziranga National Park, officials informed on Saturday.

The carcass was found by the joint patrolling staff of Bihdia Anti-poaching Camp (APC) and Naramora APC, the Kaziranga National Park Authority informed.

The age of the tiger is estimated to be about 4 years.

The authorities performed a post-mortem on the carcass, and infighting was found to be the cause of death.The carcass has been disposed of as per the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) guidelines. (ANI)

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