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Wildlife group’s data shows 13 more tiger deaths in 2021

Wildlife group’s report says Maharashtra, MP, Chhattisgarh account for 54 per cent of 139 deaths

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A tiger at Sanjay Gandhi National Park. File pic/Nimesh Dave

A tiger at Sanjay Gandhi National Park. File pic/Nimesh Dave

A wildlife group’s data on tiger fatalities shows there were 139 deaths last year, 13 more than what National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) reported last week.

Sarosh Lodhi, Conservation, Lenses and Wildlife (CLaW) co-founder and a conservation photographer, told mid-day, “In 2021, 139 tigers died as per our data, while NTCA reported 126 mortalities.” He added that 2021 registered a 33 per cent rise in tiger deaths in comparison to 2020 (106 deaths).

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