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Kerala Forest Office Initiates Steps To Shoot And Kill 'Man-Eating' Tiger
Kerala Forest Minister AK Saseendran today said the tiger responsible for killing a man in Wayanad a few days ago has been identified as a 13-year-old male tiger (WWL 45), listed in the forest department's database.
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Elephant Buried On Private Property In Kerala, Tusk Missing, Probe Ordered
Forest Department officials today found the carcass of a wild elephant buried on a private property near a forest area under the Machad Range in the district.
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Five Tamil Nadu Forest Department Officials "Detained" In Kerala: Police
5 forest department officials from Tamil Nadu, who had gone to Palakkad to enqure about speed of train which mowed down three elephants near Ettimadai on outskirts of the city on November 26, were reportedly detained at Palakkad railway station.
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Outfit Flays Kerala Move to Renew Ownership Certificate for Jumbos
Noted animal rights group Heritage Task Force has criticised the Kerala Forest Department's move to renew the ownership certificate for captive elephants, holding that the move will lead to the regularisation of illegal ownership of many jumbos.
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Kerala Forest Office Initiates Steps To Shoot And Kill 'Man-Eating' Tiger
Kerala Forest Minister AK Saseendran today said the tiger responsible for killing a man in Wayanad a few days ago has been identified as a 13-year-old male tiger (WWL 45), listed in the forest department's database.
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Elephant Buried On Private Property In Kerala, Tusk Missing, Probe Ordered
Forest Department officials today found the carcass of a wild elephant buried on a private property near a forest area under the Machad Range in the district.
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Five Tamil Nadu Forest Department Officials "Detained" In Kerala: Police
5 forest department officials from Tamil Nadu, who had gone to Palakkad to enqure about speed of train which mowed down three elephants near Ettimadai on outskirts of the city on November 26, were reportedly detained at Palakkad railway station.
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Outfit Flays Kerala Move to Renew Ownership Certificate for Jumbos
Noted animal rights group Heritage Task Force has criticised the Kerala Forest Department's move to renew the ownership certificate for captive elephants, holding that the move will lead to the regularisation of illegal ownership of many jumbos.
