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I posted this yesterday: wherever a tiger goes in any kind of forest, that becomes its territory whether it is the core of a tiger reserve, the buffer, or even unclassified forest. Here is a painful figure. More than 115 tigers have already died in India in the last seven months. Some of these deaths happened inside tiger reserves. Most happened while tigers were moving from one area to another road accidents, train hits, or poisoning. With a rising population and the search for food and better habitat, these animals are moving from place to place. In nature this looks like normal behaviour, and it is. But if a tiger is only moving from one forest to another forest, why is security not locked down along those routes? If Type-4 level monitoring of tigers actually happened, no tiger would be killed so easily. What shows instead is carelessness, laziness and work-avoidance among forest staff. Every one of these deaths happened in the forest not in a village, not in a forest settlement. Is the figure of 115 even correct? I will tell you: it is not. The real number is higher. Many deaths have not even come to notice. In M-STrIPES monitoring itself, many cubs were never registered. When they go missing, they never enter the record. Have tigresses in India produced 150 cubs in the last seven months? The answer is no they have not. If we discuss only the death numbers, have we already reached the maximum possible tiger population? In plain words: have India’s existing forests already hit carrying capacity? New reserves are stuck in cold storage. Political actors block them with one laughable excuse after another. Officials are also told by their bosses to keep these proposals hanging. It is equally necessary to strengthen the forests where tigers already live, and the routes they use in transit better habitat, minimum unauthorised entry by villagers, and wild herbivores raised to the required capacity. One example: in a dry state like Rajasthan, if all breeding tigresses of Ramgarh and Mukundra produce cubs today, by the time that next generation grows up there will be a severe prey shortage under present conditions. Those cubs will then push on in search of better habitat. But Rajasthan does not even have strong corridors in its forests. I do not understand what scientific innovation is actually stopping tigers deaths, making it easy for tigers to register their presence in new areas, or helping them breed and increase numbers in the present situation. Until human pressure in these forests is controlled, this will not become easier. The Centre and the states need a serious review. Wake up in time. Otherwise, with the resources available today and without wildlife-corridor connectivity, the tiger population has already reached its maximum. #bigcatprotection #wildlifecorridors #WildlifeOfIndia #wildlifeignorance #tigerdeath

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The "Murples" META (Man Coverage with Purples) has one BIG weakness in #Madden27, and that's the Pass Lead Streak. 🧠 But there's an EASY solution that lets you STAY in this overpowered coverage and STILL prevent this mechanic from beating you. The Pass Lead Streak works by leading the ball away from your DB's leverage, allowing the WR to make a huge RAC catch without ever actually beating Man Coverage. And while you CAN just Switch Stick it, that gets much harder against better players who put Streaks on BOTH sides of the field. Guess wrong and you're giving up 20+ yards or even a one-play TD. Instead: 1️⃣ Put a Deep Half on one side of the field 2️⃣ Man up the player that Deep Half was originally responsible for with your User 3️⃣ Keep your 2 Curl Flats and continue shading INSIDE 4️⃣ At the snap, Switch Stick to the weak-side Curl Flat Now the Deep Half takes away the Pass Lead Streak on one side, while you only have to worry about Switch Sticking the Streak on the OTHER side. This is MUCH better than shading outside because you can still keep inside leverage against Posts, Slants, Drags and other elite Man beaters. ✅ Stay in the Murples META ✅ Protect against Pass Lead Streaks on BOTH sides ✅ Only have to Switch Stick one side of the field ✅ Keep your inside shade against the best Man-beating routes This is how you make 6-1 work against the advanced players who actually know how to attack it. 🎥 Full breakdown in the video 📌 Just one tip from today's Lab Update!

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𝗡𝗼𝘁 𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗻 𝗮𝗻 𝗙𝗞𝗡𝗞 𝗕𝗮𝗿𝗻 𝗢𝘄𝗹 𝗶𝘀 𝘀𝗽𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗴𝗮𝗹 𝗵𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴! Not even birds released by the hunters themselves are being spared from illegal hunting this autumn hunting season! This Barn Owl (Barbaġann) that forms part of a reintroduction project managed by FKNK MALTA was illegally shot over the past few days, ending up in the grounds of a school. The injured bird – with an evident gunshot injury to its right wing – was found at St Dorothy’s School in Ħaż-Żebbuġ. The bird was found by a member of the public and handed over to BirdLife Malta on Monday 18th December. Following an examination by the Government of Malta 🇲🇹 vet, it was today confirmed that the bird was suffering from a gunshot wound, leading to a broken right wing. The bird has a ring on its left leg bearing the details “024-BORP”. The reading of the ring highlights the fact that it is from the FKNK’s project, with the letters BORP standing for “Barn Owl Reintroduction project”. This reintroduction project led by FKNK since 2018 is funded by the Government through the Wild Birds Regulation Unit (WBRU), and its objective is to re-establish the species that was exterminated by illegal hunting throughout the years. Various pairs of #BarnOwl used to breed in Malta and Gozo regularly until the eighties. The Barn Owls are bred and reared in captivity in a facility in Buskett, before then being released back into the wild where it is hoped that these beautiful birds will then breed once again across the Maltese Islands. Sadly for this particular bird, this opportunity was cut short due to illegal hunting which – as clearly llustrated by this incident – remains rampant and indiscriminatory, with hunters targeting anything that flies, especially during open hunting seasons such as the ongoing season that runs until the end of January 2024. BirdLife Malta CEO Mark Sultana (birdlife malta) stated: “This incident, which is just part of the tip of the iceberg of what happens with illegal hunting in Malta, reminds us how destructive hunting is and how backwards in time we have gone when even the efforts of the hunting lobby to greenwash hunters’ activities, gets stained red in blood literally by hunters themselves. This is a far cry from true conservation!”

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