In India, there has been a notable struggle between the population growth and the wildlife. Injuries, fatalities, destruction of human habitation, crop devastation, and human property damage are only a few of the serious effects. Temporary measures to safeguard the habitat, such as electric fences, trenches, manual surveillance, guard dogs, etc., are used, but they are not cost-effective and have been shown to be harmful for both humans and wildlife. Some sort of mitigation strategy is needed to address this problem in a way that ensures the safety of both wild animals and people. While there...