Man-eating tigers keep dominance in captivity
The New Indian Express Bhubaneswar|December 13, 2024
TWO man-eating tigers, Vikram and Bhola, have recently transitioned from the wilds of Uttarakhand to the enclosures of Dehradun Zoo.
NARENDRA SETHI @ Dehradun
Man-eating tigers keep dominance in captivity

Despite their change of place, these jungle kings show no signs of altering their fierce temperament.

Since their relocation, both tigers have been busy establishing territorial boundaries within their new habitat, asserting their dominance just as they did in the wild. They employ various methods to claim their territory, proving that even in captivity, the spirit of the king of the jungle remains unbroken.

In recent days, the two tigers have been placed in "custody" indefinitely due to their aggressive behavior, according to forest department regulations.

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