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the conflict between humans and animals


Ø  We hear/read about the death of a tiger or an elephant every other month. If we look back it is all for a silly reason, it is us humans who are acquiring their territory, causing them to stray into villages and fields. Often to defend itself it attacks people as that is its basic instinct to defend. Sadly it loses out as it is killed or beaten and injured. As villagers are illiterate they don’t understand, if the forest guards explain to them to not kill wild animals but scare them away by making sounds. The best option is to relocate some of the villagers, and to keep a patrol on rounds in villages that often come across tigers.
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  Coming to elephants, we often see many elephants dying on train tracks. Here it is the railways that is at fault as they have laid tracks through the forest in Assam. We cannot disturb the elephants path as that is the only way they can reach the other side of the forest. Here is what we humans could do. 
·         Construct an over bridge up till the elephants crossing is passed.
·         To add a laser which detect objects well ahead of the trains breaking ability


Ø  By taking actions such as these, we can improve the knowledge of villagers, plus decrease the death rate of wild animals. 

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  1. pjr1 May 2015 at 03:36

    Educating villagers and tribals is of utmost imporatnce. We also need to curb the greed among us the human beings who want to grab every inch of available land for our selfish use....Good post !

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