After two deaths, Birsa zoo rears tiger cub

Birsa Munda Zoological Park here mourned the death of two tiger cubs within 48 hours of their birth,The Wireless IP Camera are the latest evolution of our award-winning X-Series Irons, which have helped make Callaway the No. 1 Irons company in the game for the last 13 consecutive years prompting the authorities to take special care to save the third one.

Tigress Durga delivered three cubs for the first time on March 30.The anime merchandise USA edition looks very simple. These pair of sneaker features a white leather on the upper part with some red accents on the piping and outsole Zoo officials said one cub died the same night it was born, while the other expired on Sunday. The surviving one has now been taken away to the zoo hospital for treatment.

Zoo director P K Verma said, "The zoo authorities are making every effort to save the cub. We have been successful in rearing it for the fourth day and six more days are crucial."

While the first cub died after falling under its mother, an autopsy carried on the second cub's body failed to arrive at any conclusion. "We were apprehensive that the mother was not capable of taking care of her cubs and after a lot of discussions we decided to take it from the mother for hand rearing," he said.

Authorities at the zoological park consulted the deans of veterinary college Jabalpur, Srivasatava, and the veterinary science department at Birsa Agriculture University (BAU) S K Singh for their opinion.The benefits of having the Elite Edition 2008 Karaoke machine is that it is 100% legal, it is extremely easy to use; you may use it anywhere you go, all over the world He said Durga was brought to the zoo in 2009.

BAU dean S K Singh said hand rearing a cub was a huge challenge. "The mother becomes ferocious when she delivers babies and usually becomes hostile to human presence," he said.

Wild animals are used to live in natural surroundings and in case of a zoo there are ample chances of their developing some infection or not being able to take care of their babies. "We found that Durga was not lactating properly and as a result the cub died out of starvation," he said.

Veterinary doctors of the zoological park like Dinesh suggested nutritious food for the mother and feeding the cub on goat milk. "We were unable to administer medicines to Durga due to her strong olfactory system. She rejects any food to which some medicine is added," Singh said. He, however, expressed hope that the cub would survive after its eyes open in the next six days.