Relocation Turned Out to be a Death Warrant for Ranthambore Beloved Chikku

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Updated: 15/May/23 The recent and saddest news that is spreading everywhere is that Chikku one of the most feared tigers in Ranthambore National Park is dead now. The exact reason for the death is not sure yet but according to the controversy, it is said that the reason for the death is the overdose of Tranquilizer. But the real reason will be out and be sure after the post-mortem.

What are Tranquilizers and why it is used?
Tranquillizers are the type of drugs that are really helpful in reducing excitement in animals, and the main aim of these drugs is that it is used for reducing stress. This drug is used to calm the excitement of the animal and it also makes them feel drowsy.

After Impact of the Death of Chikku:
The recent death of Chikku turned out to be the biggest concern related to the safety of tigers. The tiger was relocated from the Ranthambore National Park to the Mukundra Hills Tiger Reserve on Tuesday and the day of the death is Wednesday (exactly one day after the relocation).

This death also turned into one of the biggest debates between Wildlife experts and Conservationists as they both are concerned about the best way to organize the tiger populations in India and also the best way to manage the relocation process.

About Chikku (T-104):
Chikku was one of the other tigers who was relocated from one of the most popular national parks that is Ranthambore National Park to Mukundra Hills. The tiger defeated many other tigers and this is the reason he is one of the most feared tigers. The major reason for the relocation is the growth in the number of tigers in the national park.

The Reason for Relocation:
The other reason for the relocation of tigers was to reduce the risk of inbreeding as it can be really harmful for the immune system and the future survival of the tigers. So the idea of the experts was that creating new habitat for the tigers would be great for many purposes. As it can also lead to the creation of new tourist spots in other states of the country.

But it wasn’t really a good idea for Chikku as shortly after the relocation, Chikku was found dead in the park. This raised the question of the safety and protection of the tigers in the national parks. It is not sure yet if the reason for death is relocation or something else but it will be sure after the reports of post-mortem.

What Should Be Done to Make Things Better About Relocation:
Everybody has a different point of view regarding relocation, some are criticizing the whole process and some are claiming to make it better. Other claims that the tigers were not properly monitored after the relocation which is such an important part of the process of relocation.

Is Relocation an important step to be taken? The answer is yes, according to some wildlife experts as it is not only important economically or for the survival of tigers but it is also important for the ecosystem and other wildlife animals. And the relocation can help in increasing the genetic diversity of the tigers.

But what really can help and improve the process of relocation is putting more effort into this.

The process should be well-planned and should be done in a way that reduces the risk of tiger dangers. And as well as the officials should make sure that after relocation monitoring should be done properly as it plays an important role in the safety of tigers.

Conclusion:
The death of Chikku played an important role in the safety of tigers for future instances. Even some Wildlife experts and conservationists are planning to put a number of guidelines and rules for this relocation efforts. And if you are planning to visit Ranthambore National Park then this is definitely the Best time to visit Ranthambore natural beauty and go through the rich history of this wonderful place.

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The Ranthambore National Park has taken its name from the famous Ranthambore Fort which is situated within the park. The park is located in the district of Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan and at the distance of around 11 km from the Sawai Madhopur railway station. Sawai Madhopur is approx 130 km away from the capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur.

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