No end to tiger attacks in Wayanad? Yet another beast on the prowl in Meenangadi
Cheeral and Meenangadi are villages on the fringes of a forest. The incursion of wildlife into human habitations here is a regular occurrence. But the back-to-back tiger attacks are unprecedented.
Cheeral and Meenangadi are villages on the fringes of a forest. The incursion of wildlife into human habitations here is a regular occurrence. But the back-to-back tiger attacks are unprecedented.
Cheeral and Meenangadi are villages on the fringes of a forest. The incursion of wildlife into human habitations here is a regular occurrence. But the back-to-back tiger attacks are unprecedented.
Wayanad: Meenangadi in Kerala's Wayanad district is gripped in fear after reports emerged that a tiger could be on the prowl in the region.
There had been a string of attacks on domestic animals here. Thirty goats were killed in the last month. Of them, seven were killed on Saturday night alone.
The incident comes just days after a tiger, which wreaked havoc in neighbouring Cheeral village, was caught after a 26-day hunt.
Forest guards have visited the region, but it seems no words of assurance can comfort the people here.
They are gearing up a protest akin to one seen in Cheeral which prompted swift action from the authorities.
Cheeral and Meenangadi are villages on the fringes of a forest. The incursion of wildlife into human habitations here is a regular occurrence. But the back-to-back tiger attacks are unprecedented. Many believe this is a result of the recent explosion of the tiger population in Wayanad.