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Indian tigers, leopards, wild dogs coexist peacefully

NEW DELHI: Despite being fierce competitors three carnivores in wildlife reserves of the Western Ghats have developed smart adaptations to coexist a study has revealed

Updated At : 07:06 PM Feb 19, 2017 IST

The authors say that by managing populations of flagship predators, like tigers, carefully overall biodiversity can also be conserved.

New Delhi, February 19

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