Our tiger reserve has no tigers, admits India

An Indian state government has admitted that its tiger reserve has none of the animals left.

Our tiger reserve has no tigers, admits India
Wed, 15 Jul, 2009 - 16:13

An Indian state government has admitted that its tiger reserve has none of the animals left.

Madhya Pradesh Forest Minister Rajendra Shukla said that no tigers were found in the Panna Tiger Reserve during a Wildlife Institute of India survey conducted in May.

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