Thais hunt for killer tiger after second deadly attack of the year
Thais hunt for killer tiger after second deadly attack of the year
The tiger cubs were taken to an intensive animal rescue centre in the city’s Chiang Mai district, where it was euthanised, local media reported.
One baby tiger had recently bitten another cub and was taken to an animal rehabilitation centre in central Thailand.
An official of animal rescue facility in the city of Chiang Mai said that the cubs were being cared for in another care centre in the city of Chiang Rai.
He also said that the rescue centre took care of five more tigers between two and four months old. The official said that al바카라l of the animals were transferred on Wednesday to a conservation centre.
“We are doing everything to rescue these precious animals,” he added.
Mara Nkum-joo, chairman of the department of environmental ethics in바카라 the Central Veterinary College, told AFP우리카지노 that tigers often get into fights among their people and are killed after biting one of their arms or legs.
“We are worried the cubs may have been attacked by someone, which they didn’t see,” he said.
Thai authorities are struggling to contain the burgeoning population of tiger cubs after two years of declining population numbers that saw a record number of fewer than 600 live tigers found in the wild.
This figure is down from 3,066 wild tigers estimated in 2011, according to the government.
Males, which average 6.2 inches (15cm) across, are considered the most dominant of all tiger species, while females are found to mate from as early as six months of age.