Mangaluru: Second gaur on course towards forest away from city


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, May 8: The forest department is making efforts to make sure that the second gaur that had entered the city and had given rise to panic in the citizens besides turning anxious itself, is guided towards the forest area.

The gaur which was taking rest at Kulur reached an area housing thick mangroves near Jokatte that belongs to NMPT next to Kudremukh Iron Ore Company Ltd on Thursday. In the morning, people began to move around. Therefore the forest department staff, instead of trying to chase it away into the forests, allowed it to have rest. The forest staff continued to keep an eye on the animal and to make sure that it does not return into the city.

At night, the staff conducted an operation to send it towards Thokur. As Thokur is lined up with forest, open ground and small shrubs, the gaur in all likelihood may itself proceed towards its final destination. It is planned to install cameras on the route through which the gaur has passed and it would be ensured that it reaches safe spot, said range forest officer Sridhar.

Forest officials believe that the two gaurs would have strayed and entered the city and their habitats may be near Badaga Yekkar or Bajpe. They said they keep getting calls from the public who claim to have seen gaurs in that area.

The department is now trying to see that the gaur on its own goes back into the forest, taking cue from its earlier effort of catching the other gaur and releasing it into the forest area at Charmadi having culminated in its death.


 

 

  

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  • abdulla, india

    Sat, May 09 2020

    Catch and Domesticate and start Breeding them in Veterinary hospital.
    cross breed..
    great animal.. Tough. breed.

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  • abdulla, india

    Sat, May 09 2020

    Catch it with net : Professionally and lET IT BACK INTO THE forest.
    be professional: be scientific.
    like in Europe/America:
    dont play with these Animals.
    Though from wild.
    Be equipped with Proper.. Tranquilizer: Gun. like arrow...
    and once down: Net it Load it up on trucks: tie it neatly and release it in Chramdi.
    do not kill it.
    be gentle..
    be professional. dont be excited.
    learn from Game Sanctuaries from Africa.: Kenya/south afriCca

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  • H. Almeida., Bendur/Andheri

    Fri, May 08 2020

    Readers the benefits of Lockdown is seen to be believed... Nature reclaims its rightfull territory, vandalized, ruined by greedy human species !!!!!

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  • Royston dsouza, surathkal

    Fri, May 08 2020

    FIRST TRAIN FOREST PEOPLE TO SHOOT TRANQUILZERS EVEN TIGERS CAN BE CAUGHT LIKE THESE ,

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  • Joshua, Mangalore/Dublin

    Fri, May 08 2020

    The one they killed after tranquilization may be the pair of that.gaurs or many animals and birds always live with pair.
    So it might came in search of its mate.
    Don't terrorize or harm god's creation without purpose
    All god's creation is beautiful
    By looking into that we remember God
    We must praise him always

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  • Monty Dotor, Mangalore

    Fri, May 08 2020

    Like me he believes in "herd immunity" and not lockdown, so allow him to return to his herd.
    Be Healthy Be Happy.

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  • SJM, Mangalore

    Fri, May 08 2020

    Very Handsome Gaur. Very Innocent look. Please save and drop him to his place.

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  • Lakshmi Narayan, Petri

    Fri, May 08 2020

    Gaur's came to know liquor shops are opened in the city they want to join the line.

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  • Lawrence Lobo, Mangalore

    Fri, May 08 2020

    What a fantastic buffalo. Please arrange a place in pilikula.

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  • zErOoO, Mangalore

    Sat, May 09 2020

    Pilikula already had Guars. I have seen three guars. Please do visit after the lockdown

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Sat, May 09 2020

    There is absolutely no need to captivate Animals for human's entertainment. Please let's end this mindset. Animals have the right to be free too.

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  • Polinami, Mangaluru

    Fri, May 08 2020

    At last we see a serious course correction by the forest officials. Can we take this as admission of serious oversights by these officials in their response to handling of the earlier gaur?

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, May 08 2020

    They are worried about we Humans ...

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  • Deshbhakht, Mangalore

    Fri, May 08 2020

    Gaurs are harmless. Very docile in nature. They don't attack. Please leave them on their own, do not terrorise them. They will return to where they came from. Even if they stay, you don't lose anything, they will eat the forest green and survive.

    Please, please don't kill them.

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  • GURKA, Mangaluru

    Fri, May 08 2020

    Hey forest department ! This is the warning from the NATURE and you should answer it.

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  • KV Kamath, Mangalore

    Fri, May 08 2020

    Don't bully Forest Department. As the Nation was observing lock down with no vehicles anywhere, these wild animals have come on adventure searching new habitats and pastures. Please never incite them. Leave them to their liberty. They will return to forests on their own.

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