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The forest department fixed camera traps at Kuniyamuthur after locals alerted them of a leopard being spotted in a residential area.

Wildlife photographer Emmanuel Rondeau and WWF-Malaysia joined forces to capture high-resolution photos of the nation’s critically endangered tiger.

In a groundbreaking discovery, a rare Tibetan brown bear has been sighted in India for the first time, captured by camera traps in the high altitudes of North Sikkim.

KOLKATA: In probably the first photographic record from India, a Tibetan brown bear (Ursus arctos pruinosus) - the eastern Himalayan subspecies of bro.

The rare bear was caught on a camera trap installed by Sikkim Forest Department and WWF-India. This discovery adds another subspecies to animal diversity. | Trending

This rare bear is very different from the more commonly found Himalayan black bear in terms of its appearance, habitat, and behaviour.

Camera traps set up by Sikkim Forest Department and WWF-India capture images of a Tibetan brown bear, a rare subspecies of bear rarely sighted in the wild.

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Daltonganj: Camera traps have been installed in and around two dozen dens of wolves located in Mahuadanr range of the Palamu Tiger Reserve (PTR).

Maoists in Sunabeda sanctuary have removed camera traps, affecting the tiger census. Wildlife authorities express concern over the fate of tigers as the Maoists have removed several camera traps to avoid detection. The Maoist influence in the sanctuary has spread to almost 50% of the area. The collation of state-wide census data may not include Sunabeda, impacting the availability of tiger movement information.