Feral Buffalo Herd Threatens Rani Chapori Farmers

In a place called Rani Chapori in Assam, India, there is a big problem with a herd of 22 buffaloes.

These buffaloes used to be domestic but became wild after being washed away by floods.

For the past two years, they have been scaring farmers and destroying their crops like brinjal, cabbage, and pumpkin.

The farmers are very worried and have been trying to protect their farms by building fences and trenches.

The government has been trying to catch the buffaloes, but it's very hard because the buffaloes hide in the jungle during the day.

The owners of the buffaloes have also come forward to claim them.

Experts say these buffaloes can be dangerous and might spread diseases.