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Tiger travels over 400 km from Yavatmal to Marathwada, signals healthy wildlife corridor

Wildlife experts view the big cat's extensive journey spanning hundreds of kilometres from Vidarbha to the hilly regions of Marathwada as a positive indicator of ecological health and biodiversity

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A tiger moves through the forest landscape of Maharashtra after travelling more than 400 km from Yavatmal. File pic

A tiger moves through the forest landscape of Maharashtra after travelling more than 400 km from Yavatmal. File pic

A young tiger from Tipeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary in Yavatmal, recently captured on camera traps in the hilly terrain of Maharashtra's Beed district over 400 km away, has now moved to neighbouring Dharashiv district, officials said.

Wildlife experts view the big cat's extensive journey spanning hundreds of kilometres from Vidarbha to the hilly regions of Marathwada as a positive indicator of ecological health and biodiversity.

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