After close examination, the officials said that the pugmarks were that of a two-year old female tiger from Maharashtra
It is said that the tiger was wandering in the forests adjoining Beerelli, Gollamada, Rampur villages. DC file photo
ADILABAD: Forest officials have found pugmarks of a tiger that is apparently moving in the forests of Narsapur (G) in Nirmal district.
After close examination, the officials said that the pugmarks were that of a two-year old female tiger from Maharashtra.
It is said that the tiger was wandering in the forests adjoining Beerelli, Gollamada, Rampur villages. Reportedly, farmers of Gollamada first saw the animal roaming in the forests on Saturday. They informed the matter to forest officials, who subsequently collected the pugmarks and confirmed the tiger’s movement.
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