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Tiger found dead in coffee plantation

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A tiger was found dead in a coffee plantation at West Nemmale village of Ponnampet taluk, South Kodagu. It is suspected that the tiger was old and died of natural causes.    Wildlife Board member Sanket Poovaiah, along with forest officials, visited the spot, conducted an inspection, and initiated further action.

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