300 Black bucks Roam Karnataka Villages Amid Poaching Fears

Date:

The South India times : More than 300 endangered black bucks roaming around six villages in Karnataka’s Vijayapora district are at risk from poachers, highway traffic and electrical fencing by farmers, wildlife activists have said. The black bucks have been spotted roaming around the Indi Taluk in herds, they say. Dhruv Patil, a wildlife activist, has approached the Forest Department to protect them.

“These blackbucks have been freely moving around in areas with highways. These beautiful animals may fall victims to poaching,” he said.

Share post:

Popular

More like this
Related

Supreme Court permits Kerala Pravasi Association to approach Union Health Ministry over defective anti-Rabies vaccine

THIRUVANANTAPURAM: The Supreme Court has granted Kerala Pravasi Association...

All Genuine Claims Approved: Meesho tightens supply chain processes for greater fairness

HYDERABAD: Meesho, one of India’s major e-commerce marketplaces, has...

Telangana govt offers up to ₹8.65 lakh for housing: Who is eligible, how to apply?

By M. Rajanikanth | Bureau Chief HYDERABAD: The Telangana Government’s...

DPRs for new Metro Rail networks should be completed by March-end, CM Revanth instructs officials

Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has ordered...