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Published on: August 14, 2026
Tiger census in our national parks and tiger reserves is done by counting
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In India's national parks and tiger reserves, the tiger census is estimated indirectly by using pug marks (footprints) and faecal pellets (scat). This is because tigers are elusive, making a direct head count difficult.
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