K'taka spends Rs 22 lakh to radio-collar each wild jumbo | Mysuru News
Karnataka government launches campaign to capture and radio-collar wild elephants. Cost of capturing and radio-collaring each elephant is Rs 22 lakh.
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Karnataka government launches campaign to capture and radio-collar wild elephants. Cost of capturing and radio-collaring each elephant is Rs 22 lakh.
Majestic elephant Arjuna, who carried the golden 'howdah' during the famous Mysuru Dasara procession, died in a fight with a wild tusker
Ramesh mentioned that a team of forest personnel waiting in a vehicle sighted the tiger around 2 m and quickly took action by darting it with tranquil
Mysuru: A massive force has been requisitioned -- backed up by technological support, trained elephants, and cages -- to track down and capture the ti.
The number of elephants being electrocuted had also reduced marginally. As many as 11 jumbos were electrocuted between January and October 2021, and eight died due to electrocution in a given period in 2022. Between January and October this year, seven elephants were electrocuted.