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According to the data of the year 2023, the highest number of tiger deaths in the country have occurred in Maharashtra.

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Published on: December 30 2023 Share on facebook

  • Recently, the Indian Wildlife Conservation Society released the figures of tiger deaths in the country in the year 2023.
  • According to these figures, the highest number of tiger deaths in the country have occurred in Maharashtra.
  • Maximum 52 tigers have died in Maharashtra.
  • After this is Madhya Pradesh (45).
  • Deaths of 26 tigers were recorded in Uttarakhand.
  • Tamil Nadu and Kerala recorded 15 deaths each.
  • Karnataka recorded 13 deaths.
  • The cause of death of 79 tigers in India is 'natural and other causes'.
  • 55 tigers died due to illegal hunting.
  • 46 tigers died due to mutual fighting.
  • 14 tigers died during rescue/treatment.
  • A total of 204 tigers died in the country in the year 2023.
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