25 Tigers Missing in Ranthambore National Park, Investigation Underway

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|Times of India|8 months ago

In Ranthambore National Park, 25 tigers have reportedly "disappeared" within the last year, raising concerns among wildlife officials. This marks the first significant loss of tigers in the park, with previous reports indicating 13 missing tigers over three years. A committee has been formed to investigate the situation, as monitoring lapses have been noted. The park is facing challenges due to overpopulation of tigers, leading to increased territorial disputes and human-wildlife conflicts. The current tiger population exceeds the park's carrying capacity, complicating conservation efforts.

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