Expert veterinarian Dr Akhilesh Mishra from MP Forest Department and four elephants will be Pandharkawda then for it; a fence is being erected where the cubs are roaming
Expert veterinarian Dr Akhilesh Mishra from the Madhya Pradesh Forest Department is said to have rescued many big cats and cubs
A six-feet high fence has been erected on a majority of the portion of the 54-hectares and a four to five feet-high fence will be erected over it
A six-feet high fence has been erected on a majority of the portion of the 54-hectares and an additional four to five feet-high fence will be erected over it. "Early on Thursday the cubs killed a buffalo calf kept as bait. The area where they are roaming is being fenced, and we are hopeful that they will be captured safely in less than two weeks provided things go as per our plans," said an official.
The expert says
Wildlife veterinarian and forensic expert Dr Prayag H S said, "I really appreciate the efforts that the Maharashtra Forest Department is taking to rescue the orphaned sub-adult cubs of T1, based on the technical and scientific suggestions made by the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA)-appointed committee.
They are also following the NTCA protocol for the rescue of the orphaned cubs. Getting Dr Akhilesh Mishra and four elephants for the rescue operation is a very wise decision. Having worked with Dr Mishra and his team, I can say that they are one of the best teams in the country with credible experience of safely rescuing big cats and orphaned cubs in the wild."
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