<p>Nainital: A tiger that killed three people in a village here and had created fear in the adjoining areas has been captured, officials said on Tuesday.</p>.<p>A Forest Department team tranquillised and captured the tiger late on Monday night, Forest Range Officer Vijay Malkani said.</p>.Tigress strays into UP village, draws huge crowd of onlookers before being rescued.<p>The tiger has been sent to the Ranibagh Rescue Centre near Haldwani, he said.</p>.<p>A sample of the captured animal has been sent to the Wildlife Institute of India in Dehradun to ascertain if it is a maneater or not, he said.</p>.Two tigers found dead in forests of Chandrapur district.<p>The tiger killed three women and cattle in Jangaliya village and adjoining areas of Naukuchiatal and Bhimtal over the past 19 days.</p>.<p>The Forest Department rescue team received information on Monday morning that a tiger had been spotted in Jangaliya village, where it had killed a cow. A 10-member team was formed to capture the big cat, said Dushyant Sharma, senior veterinarian, Corbett National Park.</p>.<p>Keeping in mind that a predator often returns to its prey at night, the team kept a watch near the spot where the cow's carcass was found. The tiger was tranquillised and captured when it returned late at night, Sharma said.</p>
<p>Nainital: A tiger that killed three people in a village here and had created fear in the adjoining areas has been captured, officials said on Tuesday.</p>.<p>A Forest Department team tranquillised and captured the tiger late on Monday night, Forest Range Officer Vijay Malkani said.</p>.Tigress strays into UP village, draws huge crowd of onlookers before being rescued.<p>The tiger has been sent to the Ranibagh Rescue Centre near Haldwani, he said.</p>.<p>A sample of the captured animal has been sent to the Wildlife Institute of India in Dehradun to ascertain if it is a maneater or not, he said.</p>.Two tigers found dead in forests of Chandrapur district.<p>The tiger killed three women and cattle in Jangaliya village and adjoining areas of Naukuchiatal and Bhimtal over the past 19 days.</p>.<p>The Forest Department rescue team received information on Monday morning that a tiger had been spotted in Jangaliya village, where it had killed a cow. A 10-member team was formed to capture the big cat, said Dushyant Sharma, senior veterinarian, Corbett National Park.</p>.<p>Keeping in mind that a predator often returns to its prey at night, the team kept a watch near the spot where the cow's carcass was found. The tiger was tranquillised and captured when it returned late at night, Sharma said.</p>