In a dramatic rescue operation, a full-grown tiger was physically rescued at the Butibori forest range in Nagpur. The rescue operation was carried out by a team of wildlife officials and forest department personnel. The tiger was found in a distressed condition, and after a careful assessment, it was decided to physically rescue the animal to ensure its safety. The operation was carried out with precision and expertise, ensuring minimal stress to the tiger. The successful rescue has been hailed as a significant achievement in wildlife conservation efforts in India. The tiger is now under observation and will be released back into the wild once it is deemed fit. This rescue operation highlights the importance of wildlife conservation and the dedication of forest officials in protecting India’s rich biodiversity. Stay updated with the latest news on wildlife conservation and rescue operations by following our website.