Leopard In Bangalore :- The video shows the leopard in the Singasandra neighborhood, which is near Bannerghatta National Park, going on a stroll while being pursued by two stray dogs. a still image taken from video. A leopard was observed in Salarpuria Cadenza, Bengaluru, in the lift lobby and basement of an apartment building, according to a post made by an X user.
Reports on Leopard In Bangalore
According to reports, a leopard in Bangalore was seen on Saturday in Bengaluru’s Singasandra neighborhood, which is close to Electronic City. A leopard was spotted close to Whitefield, according to a video that went viral on Sunday. The video shows the leopard being pursued by two stray dogs in the Singasandra neighborhood as it went for a stroll. The Bannerghatta National Park is not far from The Singasandra.
The forest department has three teams stationed in the Singasandra region in an attempt to capture the leopard in Bangalore. In and around the location, some thirty forest department personnel equipped with tranquilizer guns have been stationed.
“Our group has already set up shop in the region. Subhash K. Malkhede, Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Wildlife) and Chief Wildlife Warden of Karnataka, was reported as saying in a PTI report that “cages have already been placed.” In addition, our forest officers with tranquilizer rifles have been stationed in the area as a precaution. We have asked the Bannerghatta Zoo doctor to be present with medications. Malkhede further told PTI, “As soon as we detect it, we will take it away and tranquilize it if necessary.
“The leopard in Bangalore was discovered for the first time in an apartment’s grounds. It then ventured out onto the road, where it was observed once more. Our team is out looking for the leopard. We have been closely monitoring this. We are being watchful. The newspaper reported Chief Conservator of Forests (CCF) S.S. Lingaraja as saying, “We have already placed cages near Singasandra and our teams are trying to locate the leopard.”
