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Tourists spot tiger at Kemmanagundi

Last updated: July 6, 2022 12:57 pm
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CHIKKAMAGALUR: Tourists at Kemmanagundi in the district, who were out on a safari on Wednesday morning, were lucky to spot a tiger in the forest.

Amidst the light rain and fog, the tiger stopped for a while near the safari vehicle, as if to pose for cameras, before sprinting off across the grassy patch.

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