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Born in Yavatmal sanctuary, tiger travels 500 km to Solapur district

In Solapur district, some farmers alerted forest department officials to an increase in cattle attacks over the past weeks. Following these reports, the department installed camera traps, which revealed the presence of the male tiger. This marks the first recorded sighting of a tiger at the Yedshi Ramalinga Wildlife Sanctuary in Dharashiv district

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Cub seen in picture is the tiger that travelled from Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary to Solapur and the adult is his mother T22. The picture was taken by a camera trap set up at the sanctuary in 2022. Pic/Maharshtra Forest Department/WII

Cub seen in picture is the tiger that travelled from Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary to Solapur and the adult is his mother T22. The picture was taken by a camera trap set up at the sanctuary in 2022. Pic/Maharshtra Forest Department/WII

In another fascinating journey of a big cat, a male tiger born in the Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary in Yavatmal (southwest of Nagpur) has travelled approximately 500 kilometres to reach the Solapur district, located in southeastern Maharashtra. Sources from the Maharashtra Forest Department told this newspaper that they are closely monitoring the tiger’s movement. Camera traps have been installed in the area where the tiger is currently located to track its further movements. At present, the young male tiger is said to be in Barshi taluka of Solapur district.

According to researchers, the male tiger is the cub of tigress T22 from Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary and was born there in 2022.

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