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Tragic Loss: 4 Rescued Tiger Cubs Succumb to Suspected Viral Infection at Karnataka Conservation Center
Dec 11, 2025 02:18 am CST
Four tiger cubs rescued from the forest periphery in Karnataka's Hunsur taluk died at the Chamundi Animal Conservation Centre in Mysuru. Officials suspect Feline panleukopenia, a highly contagious viral disease, as the cause while the mother tigress remains healthy under observation. Laboratory tests are underway to determine the exact cause of death.
Tranquilized Leopard Struggles on Rooftop After Injuring 7 in Nagpur Residential Area
Dec 10, 2025 08:54 pm CST
A 3-year-old male leopard entered a residential area in Maharashtra's Nagpur city, injuring seven people before being tranquilized. The incident highlights growing human-wildlife conflicts in the region, with forest officials implementing new technologies to mitigate future encounters. Maharashtra's Forest Minister confirmed all victims are out of danger while detailing plans to better contain wildlife within forest boundaries.
Wildlife Miracle: Python Successfully Revived With CPR After Severe Head Injury in Gujarat
Dec 10, 2025 05:28 pm CST
In a remarkable wildlife rescue operation in Gujarat's Narmada district, a python with a severe head injury was successfully revived through specialized CPR techniques by Forest Department officials and an animal welfare activist from Jivdaya Premi. This innovative approach to reptile emergency care highlights the growing expertise in wildlife rescue operations across India.
Dangerous Leopard Captured After Five-Hour Chase in Nashik; Nine Injured in Maharashtra's Growing Human-Wildlife Conflict
Nov 15, 2025 10:03 am CST
A man-eating leopard was captured after a dramatic five-hour pursuit in Maharashtra's Nashik, leaving nine people injured. This incident is part of a concerning pattern of leopard attacks in the region, with additional cases reported in Pune and Ahilyanagar districts. In response, the Maharashtra government has allocated ₹11.25 crore for specialized rescue teams and advanced equipment to address the escalating human-wildlife conflict.
Dangerous Leopard Rescue Operation in Maharashtra Residential Area Leaves Eight Injured
Nov 14, 2025 10:39 pm CST
A rescue operation to capture a leopard that entered residential neighborhoods in Nashik, Maharashtra resulted in eight injuries, including two forest department personnel. State Disaster Management Minister Girish Mahajan participated in the two-hour effort and acknowledged the serious challenge posed by rapidly growing leopard populations in the region. Officials plan to increase wildlife management resources to address this escalating human-wildlife conflict.
Leopard Attack in Himachal Village: Locals Defend Against Wild Predator with Sticks as Forest Officials Intervene
Oct 22, 2025 05:09 pm CST
A frightening wildlife encounter unfolded in Himachal Pradesh's Palakwah village when a leopard attacked local farmers in their fields, injuring three people before forest department officials successfully tranquilized and relocated the animal. The incident highlights growing human-wildlife conflicts as natural habitats continue to shrink across India, where approximately 500 people die annually from wildlife encounters.