Elephant flocks reached the Kaulleshwar elephant of VTR from Chitwan National Park in Nepal, forest workers alert

Bhaskar News | Valmikinagar

A team of Nepali elephants in Valmiki Tiger Reserve has been seen near the elephant in Kaulleshwar, VTR. There are about half a dozen elephants in this party. The VTR administration is in alert mode after seeing a team of elephants. Officers and employees of the forest department have been alerted. Elephant movement is being monitored. Jungle safari has been closed from the security point of view. Please tell that after the elephants enter VTR, now the forest department has issued an alert. Valmikinagar Ranger Rajkumar Paswan said that an alert has been issued in VTR regarding the arrival of elephants. Nepali wild elephants have been facing the shortage of food and habitat, VTR has been taking place for a few years. A team of wild elephants has reached the forests of VTR from Nepal’s Chitwan National Park. The personnel are keeping an eye on it. Due to low grassland in the forests of Nepal, the wild elephants there cross the river drains every year and come to the VTR forests.

VTR’s variation and Grassland Nepali attracts wild elephants. They also feel safe in the forest here. This is the reason that the wild elephants of Nepal travel VTRs every year by traveling Dukh. Jungle elephants require a large part of the vigorous variance. They use natural corridors to move from one forest to another. Many times they turn to villages in search of food.