Vets Use Garden Herb to Treat Tigress with Deadly Virus

Veterinarians are using a common garden herb to treat a tigress suffering from a deadly viral disease at Jabalpur's School of Wildlife. The injured tigress, located in the Rani Durgavati Tiger Reserve in Nauradehi, has been receiving care for over a month. This innovative approach highlights the potential of natural remedies in wildlife health management.

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