Archive · 5 Jun 2025
Tiger Cub Rescued, Relocated to Kaziranga National Park
A young tiger cub was found in a person's backyard because of floods that separated it from its mother.
People called the forest rangers, who took care of the cub and made sure it was healthy.
The cub was then moved to a safe part of Kaziranga National Park, where officials hoped it could reunite with its family.
The rangers chose the location because they saw signs of a tigress and another cub there, indicating that the mother and sibling might be in that area.
A male tiger cub was found in a residential area.
The cub was approximately eight to nine months old.
The cub was separated from its mother due to flooding.
Veterinary care was provided to ensure the cub's health.
The cub was relocated to Kaziranga National Park near an anti-poaching camp.
- Who
- A male tiger cub.
- What
- A tiger cub was relocated after being found in a residential area.
- When
- Wednesday.
- Where
- Kaziranga National Park and a residence in Gamiri village.
- Why
- The cub was separated from its mother due to flooding.
- Cub's Age
- Eight to nine months
- Discovery Location
- Gamiri village, Biswanath Wildlife Division
- Specific Location
- Moni Das's residence
- Relocation Site
- Kaziranga National Park
- Reason for Separation
- Due to flooding