Tiger Reserves and National Parks Closed for Monsoon, Patrolling Up

Imagine the jungle is like a giant playground for tigers and other animals.

During the rainy season, this playground closes to visitors.

This is because it's easier for bad guys (poachers) to sneak in when the ground is muddy, and it's harder to keep an eye on everything.

So, the people who protect the animals (forest officials) close the playground to keep everyone safe.

They also send out special teams to walk around, ride on elephants, bikes, and cars, to make sure no one is causing trouble.

They are extra careful because it's more difficult to do their job when it rains a lot, and the animals can't run as fast.