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In India, 55 tigers have died in the last seven months. Of these 26 deaths had in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh of central India. The study of the claw (Conservation, Lens and Wildlife) has revealed that nearly 100 tigers die every year in the country.
This year, 22 tigresses have been lost in just seven months. Each tigress has ability to give birth to about 15 young ones. The damage done to the matter is very big. In Maharashtra 11 and 15 have died in Madhya Pradesh. India has lost 66 in 2016, 62 in 2017 and now 55 in 2018. A major reason for the death of tigers in Central India is the shock of electricity. About 12 tigers died due to electricity. The number of tigers in road accidents is also high. Maharashtra lost Bajirao in the accident this year.
Of these 55 out of 13 tigers could not know the cause of death. 15 tigers have been found to be unnatural and 27 deaths are natural. 22 deaths from one to three years of age. In January 13, in February 8, in March 10, in April 12, in May 7, in June 3 and in July 2, according to the data of the group, Claude Saroshi Lodhi said.
........Save the Tigers.......