Rhino census begins at Jaldapara National Park
The forest department launched a comprehensive rhino census at Jaldapara National Park this morning, aiming to assess the population of the endangered one-horned rhinoceros.
The forest department launched a comprehensive rhino census at Jaldapara National Park this morning, aiming to assess the population of the endangered one-horned rhinoceros.
The riffles, bullets and silencers were buried under the ground near the spot of the incident in park, sources said.
According to study reports of the Wildlife Institute of India, 90 leopards are in the forests, including in the Gorumara National Park, Jaldapara National Park and Buxa Tiger Reserve.
It is learnt that the boundary wall of a liquor shop and a resort was also damaged by the herd that went on the rampage.
The “old lady,” which lost its last set of teeth recently, was unable to eat because of her old age, it is learnt.
An initiative was undertaken by several environmental organisations to help protect Indian rhinos, an endangered species, from poachers and smugglers.
Forest sources said that the body parts of the elephants recovered yesterday have been sent to the lab for viscera tests.
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