Assam: 4 rhinos to be shifted to another range of Dudhwa reserve
With conflicts among male rhinos during the mating season claiming the life of a rhino, Dudhwa Tiger Reserve authorities have proposed to shift four males of the species to another range of the park.

Lakhimpur: With conflicts among male rhinos during the mating season claiming the life of a rhino, Dudhwa Tiger Reserve authorities have proposed to shift four males of the species to another range of the park.[caption id="attachment_1376735" align="alignleft" width="380"]
PTI[/caption]The move came after an 11-year male rhino Sahdev was killed by two other male rhinos Bheem and Nakul on 24 January."In the light of the killing of Sahdev, the park administration has decided to translocate four aggressive rhinos including Bheem, Nakul and Kartikey from Rhino Reintroduction Area (RRA) of south Sonaripur range to RRA of Belrayan range," deputy director of the park V K Singh told PTI.He said that a letter in this regard has been sent to chief wildlife warden of Uttar Pradesh for his approval to shift the rhinos."Apart from RRA in south Sonaripur range which spans in an area of 27 sq km area, another RRA of around 14 sq km stretch has been developed at Bhadi Tal in Belrayan range which is not very far from the existing RRA," he said.He said the habitat conditions of both RRAs were identical and the rhinos would not face any problems.PTI

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