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Оленей Университета в Мадрасе терроризируют бродячие собаки.
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Мы не раз писали о том, что на природной территории Центрального Университета в Хайдерабаде бродячие собаки систематически убивают оленей, а власти не только не желают уничтожать собак, но даже не собираются их стерилизовать, чтобы не вмешиваться в дикую природу.
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Точно такая же ситуация в другом крупном ВУЗе - Индийском технологическом университете в Мадрасе в Ченнаи, учебные корпуса и общежития которого находятся на территории природного парка в котором обитают животные. Среди них антилопы гарна, но больше пятнистых оленей.
На этой неделе бродячие собаки загрызли сразу двух пятнистых оленей. И до этого олени гибли здесь от собак постоянно.
А два года назад бродячими собаками был покусан студент, после чего он умер от бешенства.
Ясно одно что никто не собирается принимать никаких мер. Но зато от чиновников можно услышать рассуждения, что это все природа.
Another deer found dead on MCC campus
CHENNAI: Carcasses of two deer have been found on the campus of Madras Christian College (MCC) in Tambaram over the past one week.They were reportedly killed by stray dogs.
These incidents have left the student community of the college, constructed inside a forest area, worried.They said the number of stray dogs on the campus had risen significantly.
College sources said the carcass of a fawn, with its throat bitten, was found near the reserve forest on Friday morning. Last week, the carcass of a full-grown deer was also found near the same area, with attack marks on the throat.
"The natural fauna of the campus is being threatened, but the authorities have not taken any note of the rise in stray dog population," said a student who did not wish to be named.
This is not the first time deer on the campus have been killed by stray dogs. Two years ago, a student died of rabies after a stray dog bit him as he was petting it."When we complained to the college authorities, they said they couldn't do anything about the situation," another student told TOI.Similar reports of stray dogs killing deer have been reported from IIT-Madras, another educational institution located inside a forest. "Increase in dog count is an indication of interference of humans with wildlife. Dogs are fed or they live off waste dumped in forest areas. When they are hungry , they attack deer," environmentalist Nityanand Jayaraman said. He also said educational institutions built inside forests were cutting down trees to make way for more buildings to house more humans, thus upsetting the natural ecosystem.
MCC principal Alexander Jesudasan told TOI that dogs were entering through water-channels or gaps in boundary walls. "We are taking steps to fence all boundaries. We are also co-ordinating with municipality to spay the dogs regularly ," he said.
While forest department officials said the deaths of the deer weren't reported to them as per protocol, Jesudasan maintained that the local forest ranger had been intimated.
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