A female tiger was found dead on Sunday, January 4, in the Paschim Bimoli area of the Western Range Bagori in Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve, Assam. Forest staff found the tiger during their regular patrol inside the forest.

Officials said the tiger was found inside the protected area of the park. There were no signs of poaching or human involvement at the site. No traps, injuries from weapons, or illegal activity were seen.

Early investigation shows that the tiger may have died due to a natural fight with another tiger. Tigers are territorial animals. They often fight to protect their area, food, or mating space. Such fights sometimes lead to serious injuries or death.

Forest officials said Kaziranga has a healthy tiger population. When more tigers live in one area, fights between them can happen. These natural conflicts are part of wildlife life in the forest.

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After finding the carcass, forest officials secured the area and informed senior officers. A post-mortem examination has been planned to find the exact cause of death.

Kaziranga National Park is one of the most important wildlife parks in India. It is famous for the one-horned rhinoceros and also has a large number of tigers. The park is well protected with regular patrols, camera traps, and anti-poaching teams.

Officials said protecting wildlife is their top priority. The forest department keeps a close watch on animals to ensure their safety and to reduce conflicts.

Wildlife experts say such incidents are sad but natural. They show that animals are living freely in their natural habitat. People are advised not to believe rumors and to wait for official information.

More details will be shared after the post-mortem report is completed.

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