Odisha Plans World's First Melanistic Tiger Safari
On 24th January, 2024, Odisha Government unveiled its groundbreaking initiative to establish the world's first melanistic tiger safari, set to be located near Baripada, the district headquarter town of Mayurbhanj.
Key Points
- Unique Safari Location: The melanistic tiger safari will span 200 hectares near Baripada, with about 100 hectares designated for display purposes.
- The chosen site, approximately 15 km from the Similipal Tiger Reserve (STR), mirrors the reserve's natural landscape.
- Home of Melanistic Tigers: STR stands as the sole habitat for melanistic tigers in the wild globally, as per the National Tiger Conservation Authority's 2018 report.
- Purpose of the Safari: The safari will ....
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