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Carcasses of two tiger cubs found in Pilibhit

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Updated At : 02:47 AM May 04, 2017 IST
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Forest officials near the carcass of two tiger cubs which were found dead Mala Forest Range in Pilibhit Tiger Reserve on Wednesday. PTI
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Pilibhit (UP), May 3

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Carcasses of two tiger cubs were found in Pilibhit Tiger Reserve here this morning by a forest team.

UP Forest Corporation, General Manager SB Singh, while on patrol, found a tiger fighting with a tigress after killing the cubs who were about six months old, an official said.

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The carcasses have been sent to Indian Veterinary Research Institute (IVRI), Bareilly for postmortem, Regional Forest officer Kailash Prakash said. — PTI

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