The second tiger died in India less than a month ago A tiger has died at the Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh, the second such inci...
The second tiger died in India less than a month ago
A tiger has died at the Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh, the second such incident in less than a month, according to a forest official.
He said that the cause of death of the six-year-old male tiger is still unknown.
The tiger is one of the 12 tigers that were brought to India from South Africa in February.
Last year, India tried to revive tiger breeding in the country, more than 70 years after the animal was declared extinct in the country.
On March 27, a tiger - which was in the first group of animals that you brought to India from Namibia - died, due to kidney disease.
Last year, Namibia brought eight tigers, five females and three males to India in an attempt to revive the animals in the country.
In February, South Africa sent 12 tigers to India, where a team of veterinarians was provided to take care of their health in the forest where they are.
It was on the 29th of March and one of the tigers brought from Namibia gave birth to four cubs, in something that the minister of the environment of the country called a great development.
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