Tigers in MP: Migration for water in summer can intensify the war of domination between tigers

Sanjay Kumar Sharma, Naiduniya, Umaria (MP Tigers). During the summer season in the forests of Madhya Pradesh, the battle of domination between tigers becomes further intensified. This time, the forest management is busy in the preparation for this to happen.

For this, a summer alert has been declared in the forests and special attention is being paid to the safety of the forest. With the change in the weather, not only the nature of the forest changes, but also changes in the variance of wildlife. This is why their safety requires more attention.

Water crisis

As such, solar power pump is now being used to overcome the water crisis in the forests. In the six tiger reserves of the state, water holes are filled through about three and a half hundred solar power pumps. While natural water sources are also conveyed.

Even after this, the lack of water arises somewhere during the summer days and older tigers are forced to leave their area in search of water. During this time, he gets face to face with other tigers.

Forest fire

Due to the season of Mahua, people often set fire near villages in the outskirts of the forest. Due to the fire, the old and weak tigers active in the buffer zone are forced to release that place. As soon as they reach inside the dense forest, they face young and powerful tigers and thus the war of supremacy begins.

Battle in Bandhavgarh

In the Khitauli range of Bandhavgarh, D-One tiger has become active these days, which is not allowing other tigers to stand towards this. Ever since he was shifted to Van Vihar in Bhopal after Chhota Bheem was injured, D-One has been occupied in his entire region.

D-One is in its prime age these days. In such a situation, the tiger continuously increases its territory. Recently, this tiger killed two cubs of tigress Tara. Another tiger priest here is also about ten years old. It is clear that the war of domination may intensify in the coming days.

These arrangements for defense

• Patrolling in the forests was increased and the number of security workers also.
• They are keeping an eye on its arrangement.
• People are being made aware to ensure that there is no forest fire under the zero fire mission.
• In areas where the mutual distance of tigers is less than normal, the elephant party is being monitored.