Kerala's Golden Jackal population estimated at 20,000-30,000, thriving in open lowlands and urban areas, raising ecological concerns.
An extensive citizen science study has estimated that Kerala is home to a population of 20,000 to 30,000 Golden Jackals (Canis aureus naria).
In one of the most comprehensive assessments of the elusive canid in the State to date, the research undertaken by non-governmental organisation (NGO) Aranyakam Nature Foundation has shed light on the widespread yet underappreciated presence of the species in Kerala’s varied landscapes, from coastal belts to peri-urban settlements.
Stray dog population in Kozhikode has doubled since 2018, but the ABC programme effectively curbs unchecked growth.
JNUSU urges university administration to investigate recent jackal deaths on campus amid concerns of potential disease outbreaks.
Panic in Kizhunnapara as jackal attacks four people, one victim loses finger, all rushed to hospital for treatment.
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