In a village in northern India, about 40 people attacked a tiger by repeatedly hitting it with sticks and killing it.
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himVillagers north of India they took to beat a tiger until it is killed.
Il video of the barbaric killing of the animal is going viral and shows a group of people hitting the feline repeatedly, armed with large sticks and tree trunks.
The animal would have wounded some villagers in recent days while they worked in the fields, as well as a child who had approached the feline. After the incidents reported by the villagers, i officials of the forestry department have tried in vain to drive the animal away from the areas bordering the inhabited centers: even the rangers were subjected to attacks by the animal and were forced to flee.
For revenge, 40 people entered a protected area of the jungle e they attacked the female tiger, beating her up to leave her lifeless.
An investigation has been opened on the incident which at the moment has led to four arrests and 31 complaints.
Unfortunately coexistence between humans and tigers becomes more and more difficult and in 2018 in India, about 30 people died from these felines.
Spesso tigers become aggressive and attack man after being injured by traps set by poachers, or due to a lack of food resources that weaken them.
La continuous forest erosion causes animals and humans to be forced to get closer and closer, competing for space and resources.
Animals have no faults and they act only for the purpose of ensuring their own survival.
We humans, on the other hand, we are destroying the habitat of tigers so much so that the population of these animals has decreased by 97% in the last century and today there are less than 4000 specimens all over the world.
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Tatiana Maselli
