Villagers living near the edge of Bang Lang National Park in Tarnto district of Thailand’s southern province of Yala have been advised by park officials not to venture out on their farms after recent footprints of a tiger were found.

 

Padet Laithong, director of the Wildlife Conservation Office of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, said today (Wednesday) that a team of veterinarians and officials from the national park have been sent to investigate and assess the situation.

 

He said that it is still unclear whether the tiger is injured or is so old that it cannot hunt, straying out of its habitat to look for food near human settlements. It has not yet been decided whether to capture the beast or to try to force it back into its habitat in the park.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/tiger-warning-issued-after-footprints-found-near-communities-in-yala/

 

-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2023-06-22

 

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Hopefully will help with Soi dog issue in town.

I'm always surprised they're not extinct yet in ????????. 

Ihope that animal makes it to a ripe old age.