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Tiger Captured After Killing Two in O’Valley, Gudalur
A male tiger that killed two people in O’Valley, Gudalur, has been captured and relocated to Vandalur Zoo in Chennai. This incident raises concerns about wildlife safety and human-animal conflict in the region. The tiger will now live in captivity, highlighting the ongoing challenges of managing wildlife interactions in populated areas.
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