A Man-eating Wolf Kept In A Quarantine Cell Brought From Bahraich To Gorakhpur

Man-eating wolf brought to Gorakhpur zoo.

The wolf that terrorized Uttar Pradesh’s Bahraich has been brought to Gorakhpur. He has been kept in a quarantine cell for special care at Shaheed Ashfaq Ullah Khan Zoological Park. The man-eating wolf was rescued with great difficulty by a forest department team. Bahraich district was terrified of wolves. It was feared in more than 35 villages of the district. However, some wolves are still present in the area and are being hunted.

The menace of wolves in Bahraich district had increased to such an extent that Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath himself was monitoring the campaign to ensure that there was no harm in the safety of the villagers. So far four wolves have been caught in the district. One wolf has died in this, while 2 wolves have been sent to Lucknow Zoo. The most dangerous and aggressive wolf is kept in Gorakhpur Zoo.

First wolf in Gorakhpur zoo

Doctor Yogesh Singh of Shaheed Ashfaq Ullah Khan Zoological Park said that a wolf has been kept in Gorakhpur zoo. His health is being monitored continuously. This is the first wolf to come to Gorakhpur Zoo. He said all the wolves were rescued and caught with great effort. After which the villagers have breathed a sigh of relief.

The cannibal was kept in a quarantine cell

The wolf, which has become synonymous with terror in Bahraich district, was rescued and captured by a team of the forest department. On Thursday, after rescuing a wolf, a team from the Gorakhpur forest department reached the Gorakhpur zoo with it, on the instructions of Sanjay Srivastava, Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Wildlife). where he is kept in a quarantine cell. Earlier, eight leopards and one tiger have also been rescued in Gorakhpur zoo.