Belagavi Zoo Confirms Cause of Blackbuck Deaths
Officials at Belagavi zoo have confirmed that Haemorrhagic Septicaemia was responsible for the recent deaths of blackbucks at the facility. The bacterial infection has been identified as the primary cause behind the tragic incident that has shocked wildlife enthusiasts across Karnataka.
Surviving Blackbucks Responding to Treatment
In a positive development, seven other blackbucks that contracted the same infection are currently recovering and showing positive response to medical treatment. Zoo authorities confirmed that the surviving animals are under close observation and receiving appropriate care to ensure their full recovery.
Timeline and Official Statements
The announcement came on November 18, 2025, with officials providing crucial updates about the situation. According to the latest reports, the infection was detected early enough in the seven surviving blackbucks to initiate effective treatment protocols.
Veterinary experts at the zoo have implemented comprehensive measures to contain the spread of the infection and prevent further casualties. The medical team continues to monitor the health status of all remaining blackbucks and other susceptible animals in the facility.
Haemorrhagic Septicaemia is known to affect various animal species and requires immediate medical intervention. The zoo administration has assured that all necessary steps are being taken to manage the situation effectively and protect the remaining wildlife population.
