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В Майсуре собаки загрызли лающего оленя.
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Майсур, Карнатака, Индия.
Лающий олень мунтжак был атакован стаей бродячих собак и растерзан насмерть.
Однако пятеро сотрудников кафе, на глазах которых это произошло, решили забрать тушу себе. Они разделали мясо и поделили его между собой.
Сейчас все они арестованы, мясо оленя изъято. Ведется расследование.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mysuru/5-coffee-estate-workers-held-for-sharing-dead-muntjac-meat/articleshow/50471431.cms
http://www.nyoooz.com/mysore/314387/5-coffee-estate-workers-held-for-sharing-dead-muntjac-meat
5 coffee estate workers held for sharing dead muntjac meat. 06.01.2016
CHAMARAJANAGARA: Five coffee estate workers were arrested for sharing meat of muntjac deer which was mauled to death by a pack of stray dogs in Biligiri Ranga Tiger Reserve forest. All the five workers are now cooling their heels in jail.
Yelandur subdivision ACF Nagaraj M told TOI that Shivanna, Sidda, Krishna, Mara and 'Mestri" Shivanna, employees of Honnameti coffee estate in Chamarajanagara district were arrested after they booked under provisions of Wildlife Protection Act.
A Muntjac also known as barking deer strayed into coffee estate, in Byluru forest range, only to be attacked by pack of dogs late on Monday. The deer died on spot. But the workers who stayed nearby chopped the carcass into pieces and then shared the meat among themselves. They were arrested following a tip-off, the official stated.
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Очередного пятнистого оленя прибежавшего в город отбили от собак жители индийского города Маниянур возле храма Калиаман (шт.Тамилнад).
Спасенный олень передан чиновникам лесного хозяйства. У оленя сильно искусаны ноги.
Deer rescued. 04.01.2016
Public and residents of Maniyan island Kaliamman temple street near here rescued a spotted deer that was chased and bitten by stray dogs and handed over the animal to Forest Department personnel. Local people said the deer had wandered from the Kodiyakkarai Wildlife Sanctuary into the residential area of the Maniyan Island when the dogs chased and bit the animal's legs. Hearing the animal’s cries and commotion, residents came out and chased away the dogs.
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На территории Университета в Хайдарабаде задержаны трое браконьеров с разделанной тушей пятнистого оленя упакованной в пакеты.
Задержанные утверждают, что оленя загрызли бродячие собаки, а они только подобрали его пушу.
Территория университета представляет из себя большой парк в котором обитает около 30 оленей. Бродячие собаки постоянно здесь нападают на оленей.
В прошлом году мы сообщали о том, что студенты даже засняли на видео одно из таких нападений.
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEprT6t07eY)
Некоторые подозревают, что собак специально натаскивают на животных. Но скорее всего это домыслы. Собаки сами это делают без посторонней помощи.
UoH Caretaker, Securitymen Held for Hunting Deer. 05.01.2016
HYDERABAD: Three employees working at the rifle shooting range of University of Hyderabad (UoH) were taken into custody on the charge of hunting a deer on the University premises here on Sunday.
The Gachibowli police recovered around 20 kilo of animal meat, and remains of the head, legs and skin of the deer. The arrested persons are Govind Rao, the caretaker of the range and security guards Chandraiah and Rajaiah.
The animal was killed, its head and limbs dismembered and the body chopped into pieces for cooking.
While the meat was packed in plastic bags and hidden in a godown at the security room of the shooting range, the head and legs were recovered from various places on the shooting range. The Rifle shooting range comes under the control of Sports Authority of Telangana.
According to the police, they got the information at around 4 pm on Sunday. University officials, on condition of anonymity, said the animal was killed when it strayed into the range on Sunday afternoon. As the three had an altercation, the information was passed on to police.
“The meat was divided and stuffed in four packets, and it was stored in the godown. There were some bullet injuries on the skin of the animal. However, nothing is confirmed,” said the official. The Skin, meat and other parts were sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory to find if the animal was shot dead. As huge quantity of meat was recovered, police suspect that the trio was planning to sell it. They launched an investigation to find if the accused had any history of hunting.
“Chandraiah killed the animal on instructions from Govind Rao. Rajaiah’s role is yet to be established. However, they are maintaining that a dog has killed the deer. In any case, they are not supposed to keep the meat in their possession,” said J Ramesh Kumar, inspector of Gachibowli Police Station.
He added that the police are taking the help of a veterinary doctor to conduct post mortem. A case under Wildlife Protection Act has been registered.
The recovery of deer meat from UoH premises is not the first such incident on campus. Though many outsiders enter the campus for hunting, there has been no efforts to curb this.
In 2012, two youth were caught for killing a deer. In 2015, a student of UoH had uploaded a video where stray dogs were seen hunting and killing a deer.
The UoH campus, spread over 1,700 acres, is home to many protected species including about 30 deer. Vast stretches of land are covered by trees undergrowth apart from rocks, providing favourable atmosphere for wildlife to survive. The thriving wildlife naturally invites poachers. In some instances, poachers were caught by students while they were laying metal snares. A wild boar was killed some years ago.
University staff said that apart from poachers, stray dogs also chase the deer.
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