Leopard Captured in Indore: A Glimpse into Human-Wildlife Encounters

A leopard was captured in a residential area of Indore after being spotted in 'Sahara City.' The Divisional Forest Officer set a trap, successfully capturing the six-year-old male leopard. After a health check, it will be released back into the wild. Drones monitor wildlife movements.

A leopard roamed into a residential area, 'Sahara City,' in Indore, prompting forest authorities to take swift action. Residents had been on alert for four days observing the leopard.

Upon receiving complaints, forest officials set up a trap that ensnared the six-year-old male leopard. It was transferred to Kamala Nehru Zoological Museum for a health assessment before its release back into the wild.

This incident highlights ongoing human-wildlife conflicts in Indore, with over 500 cases reported in three years. Authorities employ drones equipped with thermal imaging to monitor nocturnal wildlife movements, enhancing safety for city residents.