Bloody combat between female and male tiger within the zoo, the end result was dreadful

Bilaspur: A feminine tiger has died in a bloody battle between tigers in Chhattisgarh’s Bilaspur district. Giving details about this, Bilaspur Forest Division officers stated {that a} fierce combat passed off between 13-year-old feminine tiger Cherry and 3-year-old male tiger Bhairav ​​within the early hours of Monday at Kanan Pendari Zoo positioned on the outskirts of the district. He informed that Cheri died on this combat.

‘Meals was given on Sunday night’

Zoo Superintendent Sanjay Luther stated that the feminine tiger Cherry was delivered to Kanan Pendari on 22 December 2011 as a wildlife change from the Maharaja Bagh Zoo in Nagpur, Maharashtra. Luther stated that on Sunday night the zoo workers had given meals to the animals and through that point Cheri and Bhairav ​​have been of their respective rooms after which their rooms have been additionally locked.

‘Cherry discovered lifeless on Monday morning’
Luther informed that when the zoo workers reached there at round 9 a.m. on Monday, the feminine Tiger Cheri was lifeless. In keeping with him, data has been obtained that on the intervening night time of Sunday and Monday, Bhairav ​​broke the kunda and reached Cheri’s chamber the place each of them had a combat. In keeping with Luther, through the combat, Bhairav ​​grabbed Cheri’s throat on account of which she suffocated and died.

‘The group of veterinary medical doctors did the postmortem’
The zoo superintendent stated that after the incident, within the presence of forest division officers, a group of veterinary medical doctors carried out the postmortem of the feminine tiger’s carcass. After this, Cheri’s physique was buried, he stated. The official stated that the group of veterinary medical doctors has attributed the demise of feminine tiger Cherry to suffocation on account of mutual battle.