Parasitic pneumonia caused by spp. in a wild Royal Bengal Tiger, Mysuru, South India.

Parasitic pneumonia induced by genus involves many species, which affects both humans and animals and it is a food borne zoonotic disease. In this report, we have described the gross and histopathological findings of fluke infection in lungs of tiger. The postmortem examination of sub adult male wild tiger () died in captivity was conducted, earlier which was rescued by Forest Department, Mysuru, Karnataka, India.