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Young tigress miscarries three foetuses after being captured, injured, released and recaptured

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A young tigress lost three foetuses in a miscarriage after going through a sequence of events that included capture, injury, release and recapture. The incident highlights the physical toll that human intervention and stress can take on wild big cats. Wildlife authorities have been monitoring the animal's condition closely. The case underscores the challenges of managing tiger populations in areas where they come into contact with people.

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