8 months ago
Tigers Stroll on Safari Tracks in Pilibhit Reserve
Tigers in the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve in Uttar Pradesh are being seen walking on the main paths where tourists go on safaris.
People have recorded videos of these tigers and shared them online.
This is a good sign because it shows that the tigers are comfortable and the forest is healthy.
More tigers are being seen now than before, which means the efforts to protect them are working.
However, officials remind tourists to be careful and follow safety rules when they see tigers.
Videos of tigers strolling on safari tracks in Pilibhit Tiger Reserve have gone viral on social media.
Wildlife experts consider the sightings a positive sign of a healthy ecosystem.
The tiger population in the reserve has increased from 24 in 2014 to over 71 in 2022.
Tigers are being seen not only in the core forest areas but also near human habitations.
Forest officials advise tourists to remain cautious and follow safety guidelines during tiger encounters.
- Who
- Tourists and wildlife enthusiasts
- What
- Tigers strolling on safari tracks and near tourist spots
- Where
- Pilibhit Tiger Reserve, Uttar Pradesh
- When
- During the ongoing tourism season, early morning or late evening
- Why
- Indicates a healthy ecosystem and improved conservation efforts
Key facts
- Location
- Pilibhit Tiger Reserve, Uttar Pradesh
- Tiger Population in 2014
- 24
- Tiger Population in 2022
- 71
- Time of Sightings
- Early morning or late evening
- Tourist Spot
- Chuka Beach
- Source of Videos
- Tourists on mobile phones
- Forest Official
- Manish Singh (DFO)
Quotes
Manish Singh
Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) of Pilibhit Tiger Reserve
“The viral videos have further strengthened the identity of the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve (PTR) as a thriving wildlife habitat.”
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