Информацию о тигре подтвердила местная администрация
Информацию о том, что тигр убил человека подтвердили в администрации Малиновского сельского поселения Дальнереченского района.
Жертвой краснокнижного хищника стал 53-летний рыбак, который находился на реке в 100 м от села. Разодрав человека, тигр продолжил, охранять свою добычу.
Местные видели тигра и его жертву, но не решились приблизиться, опасаясь проявления агрессии.
Информацию о тигре подтвердила местная администрация
Информацию о том, что тигр убил человека подтвердили в администрации Малиновского сельского поселения Дальнереченского района.
Жертвой краснокнижного хищника стал 53-летний рыбак, который находился на реке в 100 м от села. Разодрав человека, тигр продолжил, охранять свою добычу.
Местные видели тигра и его жертву, но не решились приблизиться, опасаясь проявления агрессии.
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