Barely two days after a female spotted dear was killed when it rammed into an autorickshaw, another doe was found dead near Sanjay Gandhi National Park yesterday
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Barely two days after a female spotted dear was killed when it rammed into an autorickshaw, another doe was found dead near Sanjay Gandhi National Park yesterday. While the cause of death is unclear, locals said the deer had separated from its herd and was seen being chased by langurs.
On Saturday morning, residents of Mulund's Amar Nagar saw an injured spotted deer lying on the ground. Locals immediately reached out to NGO Plants and Animal Welfare Society (PAWS). A team from PAWS rushed to the spot, along with a rescue group from the forest department. However, the deer had died before it could receive any medical help. The body was later taken to SGNP, where a post-mortem was conducted to ascertain the cause of death.
When contacted, Dr Shailesh Pethe, veterinary officer at SGNP, confirmed that the deer had died of shock. "The deer died due to fracture of rib and internal haemorrhage in the chest cavity that led to hypovolemic shock and death," he said.
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