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SGNP teams rescue maggot-infested Sambar deer after intense search

A male Sambar deer was rescued from Sanjay Gandhi National Park after it was found trapped in an illegal wire snare, suffering severe injuries and maggot infestation. Wildlife teams tracked and tranquillised the animal before removing the wire and providing treatment

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Members of the SGNP rescue team and WWA after the successful rescue. Pics/By Special Arrangement

Members of the SGNP rescue team and WWA after the successful rescue. Pics/By Special Arrangement

A male Sambar deer was rescued from Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) after it was found trapped in a wire snare, bleeding heavily and suffering from maggot-infested wounds. The metal wire is suspected to have been illegally laid to hunt wild animals.

On February 1, the Wildlife Welfare Association (WWA) received an SOS from Adivasi residents of Barik Payari village in Malad, who reported that a Sambar deer had a wire rope entangled in its antlers. The animal was visibly injured and bleeding, prompting an urgent rescue response.

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