Tiger Camera-Trapped in Kishkindha Hills, After Five Decades

A tiger is camera-trapped in the Kishkindha hills of Koppal district, Karnataka. The sighting is reported nearly after five decades in this forest area, with a possible movement from the Srisailam wildlife corridor in Andhra Pradesh.

Kishkindha Hills and Tiger Camera-Trap Report:

Dimension	Key Details
Location	Kishkindha hills is located on the northern bank of the Tungabhadra River.
Geological estimate	The surrounding plateau is estimated to be roughly 3,000 million years old.
Relative location	Kishkindha hills sits just across from the historic site of Hampi in Karnataka.
Corridor disruption detail	In the late 1950s, after the construction of the Tungabhadra dam, the tiger corridor that exists between the eastern corridor and western corridor connecting Srisailam and Shivamogga is cut off.