Kaghaznagar Rural police said Ade Vishnu (18) from Kosini village in Kaghaznagar mandal was found dead.

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Kumram Bheem Asifabad:An intermediate student was electrocuted when he accidentally touched an electric snare set for hunting wild animals on the forest fringes in Pardhanguda village ofKaghaznagaron Saturday night.

Kaghaznagar Rural police said Ade Vishnu (18) from Kosini village in Kaghaznagar mandal was found dead. He had gone to guard cotton crop on Saturday night and was returning home at the time of the mishap. He and his friends reportedly celebratedNew Yearin his agricultural field.

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Multiple bison died near the western entrance of Yellowstone National Park in Montana on Wednesday after being struck by a semi-truck, according to police.

“Thirteen bison were killed in this traffic accident, with some of the bison needing to be euthanized due to severe injuries,” said the West Yellowstone Police Departmentin a news release posted to Facebook on Friday.

The accident took place on Highway 191 near mile marker 4. Bison tend to frequent the 191 corridor between town and the Highway 287 junction. During the winter months, they can often be found “near paved roadways and snowmobile trails due to these areas being easier for them to travel,” according to the release.

“This often puts them near or on the highway and in the path of vehicles,” police said. “We deal with wildlife being struck and killed…

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A Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries enforcement agent cited a Satsuma man for alleged deer hunting violations in Livingston Parish on Dec. 27.

The agent cited Chad M. Blythe, 53, for hunting deer without basic hunting and deer hunting licenses, hunting deer without deer tags and hunting across a public road.

Sgt. Edward Ridgel was on patrol in the Satsuma area when he heard a gunshot and then saw a doe deer on the road on McArthur Dr. with a fatal gunshot wound. Sgt. Ridgel then saw a man with a gun on his porch go into his residence. He made contact with Blythe at his residence and he admitted to shooting the deer with his .22 caliber rifle.

Sgt. Ridgel seized the deer and donated it to a local charity.

Hunting across a public roadway carries a $250 to $500…

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MCINTOSH COUNTY, Ga.-After days of being lost in the woods, a Georgia hunter has been found safe.

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources say game wardens were called to the Buffalo Swamp Wildlife Management Area Sunday over reports of a hunter that had been lost for more than five hours.

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The game wardens, McIntosh County deputies and other agents searched through the night, but weren’t able to find a trace of the hunter.

Monday, more than 40 volunteers searched from the ground and sky for over 12 hours, but had no luck.

Tuesday morning, deputies and agents thankfully found the hunter around 6 miles from where he entered the swamp Sunday.

The man was returned to the boat ramp and rushed to Southeast…

A southern Ontario man has been fined more than $15,000 for a 2020 incident in which a moose was shot and killed illegally and then abandoned. (File)

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A southern Ontario man has been fined more than $15,000 for a 2020 incident in which a moose was shot and killed illegally and then abandoned.

Aaron Elyk of Simcoe pled guilty to unlawfully hunting big game without a licence and was fined $3,755.

Elyk also pled guilty to abandoning big game and was fined $11,255. In addition, his hunting licences have been cancelled and he is prohibited from hunting in Ontario for two years.

A news release Friday from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry said the incident took place Oct. 26, 2020.

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When I was walking on a trail at Sweet Pond with my grandmother and my sibling I saw an otter just barely peeking its head over a rock. It was an incredible experience that I hope I will get to repeat but that I am worried I won’t be able to.

Hi, my name is Elsa. I am 10 years old. I would like to talk to you about the river otters we have here in Vermont. About nine hundred licensed people trap and kill furbearers every trapping season. Trapping season stretches all the way from Oct. 22 through March 31 which is more than half of the year. Because licenses are only about $25, people can actually gain money by trapping otters…

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Visitors to North Carolina’s barrier islands have been warned to stay clear of dead or dying birds that are showing up in larger than normal numbers this winter.

Officials with theCape Lookout National Seashore, a popular stop for migrating and over-wintering shorebirds, said the birds could represent a health threat to humans.

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“We are unfortunately seeing dead and dying birds at roosting or congregation sites throughout the seashore,” states a Dec. 14 post on thenational seashore’s Facebook page. “Should you come across a dead or dying bird, for your safety, do not touch the bird(s). Leave them in place, take a photo and get a location and report your findings to the park.”

Officials say a certain level of mortality…