“What this long walk demonstrates is that in spite of development and rising human population, the rural areas of Maharashtra are still conducive for tigers to move freely. Development, in that sense, still hasn’t become a barrier to animal movement here,” Dr Bilal Habib, a senior biologist with the Wildlife Institute of India, told the BBC.
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