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Maneater tiger A2 from Maharashtra might be in Telangana for love Published : Feb 22, 2021, 4:15 am IST Updated : Feb 22, 2021, 6:58 am IST Big CAT was spotted crossing Pranahita river. It has almost turned a stretch of this river as its private swimming pool Tiger spotted in Kumrum Bheem-Asifabad district in Telangana Hyderabad: A2, a wayward tiger from Maharashtra which killed two people in the Kumrum Bheem-Asifabad district in Telangana, has been trekking back and forth between the two states. A probable reason it seems is while local male tigers of Telangana are not “being tolerant” about the outsider, it is unable to stay away because it has fallen in love with a lovely young tigress here. Most of the Telangana’s resident tigers have made Asifabad forests their homes for a long time.
Updated Feb 22, 2021, 4:15 am IST A2 keeps coming back, according to sources, to 'try its luck' with a lovely young resident tigress in Asifabad district Tiger spotted in Kumrum Bheem-Asifabad district in Telangana Hyderabad: A2, a wayward tiger from Maharashtra which killed two people in the Kumrum Bheem-Asifabad district in Telangana, has been trekking back and forth between the two states. A probable reason it seems is while local male tigers of Telangana are not “being tolerant” about the outsider, it is unable to stay away because it has fallen in love with a lovely young tigress here. Most of the Telangana’s resident tigers have made Asifabad forests their homes for a long time.
Updated: February 13, 2021 12:53 IST In separate incidents, two people were killed by tigers in Kumram Bheem Asifabad district of Telangana in a span of just 20 days in November last year. While the tiger population has increased, habitats have diminished leading to more man-animal conflicts, reports Swathi Vadlamudi Share Article AAA A girl accompanying her mother from work in a field in the Kagaznagar forest area of Kumram Bheem Asifabad district wears a mask given by the Forest Department that is meant to deflect tiger attacks. The masks, to be worn at the back of the head, were a huge success in the Sundarbans, officials say.
Forest officials on lookout for tiger that killed 2 people in Asifabad By News Desk| Published: 31st December 2020 5:03 pm IST By Nihad Amani Asifabad: The Telangana forest department is on an intensive lookout for the tiger after it reportedly mauled two persons to death in Kumaram Bheem area of Asifabad district. The tiger is moving back and forth between the forests in the district and Maharashtra for a week now, officials said. As a part of the intense research, the department has figured out five spots to lure the tiger with a live bait animal. Meanwhile, the department officials had already placed trapping cages and cameras in Asifabad and Karwal tiger reserve.
Updated Dec 20, 2020 | 13:14 IST Forest officers claim that the tiger is not a man-eater. Villagers should take adequate steps to keep themselves safe and not harm any wild animal. Tiger fear stalks Telangana district villages, people stop picking cotton | Photo Credit: PTI Hyderabad: Fear continues to loom among tribal hamlets in Kagaznagar region of Kumaram Bheem Asifabad district. Farm workers are not going into cotton fields for picking the crop. Because of the fear of tiger attack, the villagers are not picking up cotton, Mandika Thulsakka, a tribal woman from Kondapalli hamlet told the Times of India. The officials told the villagers after Pasula Nirmala’s death that they would catch the tiger.