Kerala Forest Officials Find Man-Eater Tiger Dead; Shocking Postmortem Discovery
A man-eater tiger that terrorized the Wayanad district of Kerala has finally been found dead. The tiger had recently attacked and partially consumed Radha, a laborer working in a coffee plantation in the Mananthavady area. It had also attacked a forest department official, creating widespread panic in the region.
The constant threat posed by the tiger left residents unable to sleep peacefully. Following these incidents, the government officially declared the tiger a man-eater and issued orders for it to be killed.
In an unexpected turn of events, the tiger was discovered dead behind an abandoned house in Pilakav village. Based on the injuries observed on the tiger’s body, officials suspect it may have been killed in a fight with another wild animal.
A postmortem examination conducted on the tiger revealed earrings and women’s clothing in its stomach. These items were identified as belonging to Radha, the woman killed in the recent tiger attack.