Cameras installed to monitor tiger movement in Gudalur

The Nilgiris: Cameras have been installed at eight spots in the Ambalamoola village in Gudalur to monitor tiger movement.

The Nilgiris: Cameras have been installed at eight spots in the Ambalamoola village in Gudalur to monitor tiger movement. 



Two forest department officials who were involved in patrolling the forest area of Wayanad district in Kerala sustained grievous injuries in a tiger attack. Since the district is located near the Tamil Nadu-Kerala border adjoining Gudalur, the Forest Department needed to ascertain if the tiger was roaming in the Ambalamoola area of Gudalur. 



 

Meanwhile, a 13-year old male tiger was earlier caught in a cage and placed at the Wayanad Irulam area. As the tiger had minor injuries, officials are still discussing on whether to release the tiger into the forest. 

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