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Rare Black Leopard Spotted in Odisha Forest During Tiger Census
Rare Black Leopard Spotted in Odisha Forest During Tiger Census
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Wildlife experts and conservationists were left stunned and astonished when a camera trap installed in a forest in Odisha captured a rare black leopard.
2023-11-30T13:26+0530
2023-11-30T13:26+0530
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The recent sighting of a stunning rare black leopard roaming in the Odisha forest has captivated the attention of netizens and wildlife enthusiasts, who are mesmerized by its magnificent beauty captured by the installed camera trap.The sighting of the black leopard took place during the ongoing tiger census that aims to gather more information about the tiger population and the elusive black leopard and its habitat.The pictures, posted by Indian Forest Service officer and Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (PCCF), wildlife, Susanta Nanda, have spread like wildlife, drawing over 35.4K views.This is not the first time a black leopard has been spotted in the forests In India. Earlier, a pseudo-melanistic leopard was sighted in Similipal National Park in Odisha's Mayurbhanj district.This significant discovery adds a fascinating aspect to the ongoing tiger census and the rare black leopard's habitat in Odisha.
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Rare Black Leopard Spotted in Odisha Forest During Tiger Census
Wildlife experts and conservationists were left stunned when a camera trap installed in a forest in Odisha captured a rare black leopard.
The recent sighting of a stunning
rare black leopard roaming in the
Odisha forest has captivated the attention of netizens and
wildlife enthusiasts, who are mesmerized by its magnificent beauty captured by the installed
camera trap.
The
sighting of the black leopard took place during the ongoing tiger census that aims to gather more information about the
tiger population and the elusive black leopard and its
habitat.
The pictures, posted by Indian Forest Service officer and Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (PCCF), wildlife, Susanta Nanda, have spread like wildlife, drawing over 35.4K views.
This is not the first time a black leopard has been spotted in the forests In
India. Earlier, a pseudo-melanistic leopard was sighted in
Similipal National Park in Odisha's Mayurbhanj district.
This significant discovery adds a fascinating aspect to the ongoing
tiger census and the rare black leopard's habitat in Odisha.
