Two Tigers Released Back to Wild

Two tigers that were captured because they were causing problems in fields and farms have been released back into the wild after being rehabilitated.

These tigers were kept in a special center where they were taken care of and checked by veterinarians to make sure they were healthy enough to survive in the wild.

Forest officials say this is a good way to handle tigers that stray from their natural habitats.

However, a wildlife activist thinks that more scientific studies should be done before releasing tigers back into the wild to make sure they don't fight with other tigers already living there.