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Cheetahs Back In Karnataka After 70 Years, 4 Brought In From South Africa
These felines are being brought in as part of the Project Cheetah, a landmark wildlife initiative launched by the central government in 2022.
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Video: Leopard Attacks Safari Vehicle In Karnataka, Injures 1
A regular safari at the Bannerghatta National Park in Karnataka on Thursday turned into a terrifying experience for tourists when a leopard tried to enter a vehicle and injured a person in the process.
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Watch: Leopard Tries To Enter Safari Bus After Leaping Through Window
A leopard safari at Bannerghatta National Park near the Bannerghatta National Park in Karnataka turned adventurous for a group of tourists after the wild animal leapt at the window of their bus, leaving them stunned.
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Panic In Outer Bengaluru As Leopard Spotted On The Roads
According to Bangalore City Deputy Conservator of Forests SS Ravi Shankar, "The department is on alert, this is a forest area and Bannerghatta National Park is nearby".
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Watch: Tiger Pulls SUV Full Of Tourists In Anand Mahindra's Hair-Raising Video
A hair-raising video from Karnataka's Bannerghatta National Park shows exactly how powerful a tiger is.
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Viral Video: Tiger Bites Safari Vehicle At Bengaluru's Bannerghatta Biological Park
A video of a tiger trying to grab a safari vehicle with its teeth has gone viral on social media. Filmed at the Bengaluru Bannerghatta Biological Park, the video shows a curious big cat trying to bite the rear end of a tourist vehicle.
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Two White Tigers Kill Caretaker In Bengaluru's Bannerghatta Park
Two white tigers in Bannerghatta National Park in Bengaluru mauled a keeper to death on Saturday when he entered their den to feed them, an official said.
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Karnataka Counts Its Elephants, Hopes To Remain State With Highest Pachyderm Population
Volunteers are helping Karnataka officials to count elephants at Bannerghatta National Park, close to Bengaluru. The state hopes to keep its claim as the state with the highest number of wild elephants in India.
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When A Lion Got Up Close And Personal With Car Full Of Tourists
Spare a thought for these tourists on safari in the Bannerghatta National Park near Bengaluru - they got a whole lot more than expected while driving around the national park. A terrifying video, currently making the rounds of social media, shows a male lion trying to jump on their car as his female counterpart looks on. The video is sure to scare ...
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Wild Elephant Injures Two Workers Near Bengaluru
A wild elephant attacked workers who were asphalting a road in the Bannerghatta Safari outside Bengaluru this morning. Bannerghatta is a popular destination with a drive-through lion and tiger safari.
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Elephants had trampled Bangalore techie found dead after trek
Satwik Shastry, a 24-year-old techie was found trampled to death by wild elephants in a thick forest near Bannerghatta National Park, about 20 km from Bangalore, a forest official said on Tuesday.
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IT worker missing found dead after trek
The body of the young IT professional from Bangalore who went missing in the Bannerghatta National Park over the weekend, was found in the park on Monday. 24-year-old Sathwik Shastry had gone trekking in the forest with his two friends on Saturday.
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Tigress dies in Bannerghatta National Park
A 15-year-old tigress, suffering from a lung ailment, died in Bannerghatta National Park today, a top forest department official said.
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Pregnant woman comes face-to-face with wild elephant in Bangalore
A 24-year-old pregnant woman had a narrow escape when she came face-to-face with a wild elephant near the Bannerghatta National Park in Bangalore.Lakshmma, who is seven-months pregnant, had ventured into the forest to attend nature's call when she came face-to-face with an elephant. She passed out as a result of fear.The elephant ran into a eucalyp...
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Bangalore: Techies to the rescue of Bannerghatta's big cats
Concerned by the recent death of tigers at Bannerghatta Biological Park (BBP), a few techies have proposed the idea of having huge microwave ovens in the park to disinfect large quantities of beef fed to the carnivores.The recommendation has been made on the lines of the practices in a Canada zoo, where a microwave oven is used to disinfect at leas...
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Cheetahs Back In Karnataka After 70 Years, 4 Brought In From South Africa
These felines are being brought in as part of the Project Cheetah, a landmark wildlife initiative launched by the central government in 2022.
-
Video: Leopard Attacks Safari Vehicle In Karnataka, Injures 1
A regular safari at the Bannerghatta National Park in Karnataka on Thursday turned into a terrifying experience for tourists when a leopard tried to enter a vehicle and injured a person in the process.
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Watch: Leopard Tries To Enter Safari Bus After Leaping Through Window
A leopard safari at Bannerghatta National Park near the Bannerghatta National Park in Karnataka turned adventurous for a group of tourists after the wild animal leapt at the window of their bus, leaving them stunned.
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Panic In Outer Bengaluru As Leopard Spotted On The Roads
According to Bangalore City Deputy Conservator of Forests SS Ravi Shankar, "The department is on alert, this is a forest area and Bannerghatta National Park is nearby".
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Watch: Tiger Pulls SUV Full Of Tourists In Anand Mahindra's Hair-Raising Video
A hair-raising video from Karnataka's Bannerghatta National Park shows exactly how powerful a tiger is.
-
Viral Video: Tiger Bites Safari Vehicle At Bengaluru's Bannerghatta Biological Park
A video of a tiger trying to grab a safari vehicle with its teeth has gone viral on social media. Filmed at the Bengaluru Bannerghatta Biological Park, the video shows a curious big cat trying to bite the rear end of a tourist vehicle.
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Two White Tigers Kill Caretaker In Bengaluru's Bannerghatta Park
Two white tigers in Bannerghatta National Park in Bengaluru mauled a keeper to death on Saturday when he entered their den to feed them, an official said.
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Karnataka Counts Its Elephants, Hopes To Remain State With Highest Pachyderm Population
Volunteers are helping Karnataka officials to count elephants at Bannerghatta National Park, close to Bengaluru. The state hopes to keep its claim as the state with the highest number of wild elephants in India.
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When A Lion Got Up Close And Personal With Car Full Of Tourists
Spare a thought for these tourists on safari in the Bannerghatta National Park near Bengaluru - they got a whole lot more than expected while driving around the national park. A terrifying video, currently making the rounds of social media, shows a male lion trying to jump on their car as his female counterpart looks on. The video is sure to scare ...
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Wild Elephant Injures Two Workers Near Bengaluru
A wild elephant attacked workers who were asphalting a road in the Bannerghatta Safari outside Bengaluru this morning. Bannerghatta is a popular destination with a drive-through lion and tiger safari.
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Elephants had trampled Bangalore techie found dead after trek
Satwik Shastry, a 24-year-old techie was found trampled to death by wild elephants in a thick forest near Bannerghatta National Park, about 20 km from Bangalore, a forest official said on Tuesday.
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IT worker missing found dead after trek
The body of the young IT professional from Bangalore who went missing in the Bannerghatta National Park over the weekend, was found in the park on Monday. 24-year-old Sathwik Shastry had gone trekking in the forest with his two friends on Saturday.
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Tigress dies in Bannerghatta National Park
A 15-year-old tigress, suffering from a lung ailment, died in Bannerghatta National Park today, a top forest department official said.
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Pregnant woman comes face-to-face with wild elephant in Bangalore
A 24-year-old pregnant woman had a narrow escape when she came face-to-face with a wild elephant near the Bannerghatta National Park in Bangalore.Lakshmma, who is seven-months pregnant, had ventured into the forest to attend nature's call when she came face-to-face with an elephant. She passed out as a result of fear.The elephant ran into a eucalyp...
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Bangalore: Techies to the rescue of Bannerghatta's big cats
Concerned by the recent death of tigers at Bannerghatta Biological Park (BBP), a few techies have proposed the idea of having huge microwave ovens in the park to disinfect large quantities of beef fed to the carnivores.The recommendation has been made on the lines of the practices in a Canada zoo, where a microwave oven is used to disinfect at leas...
