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A prowling leopard rescued from a well in Guwahati

     Guwahati: Residents of Sonaighuli in Guwahati heaved a sigh of relief after a leopard on prowl had fallen into an open well in their neighbourhood was rescued by the rangers of the Forest Department on Saturday. They spotted it when they came to draw water from the well in the morning. The police summoned the forest rangers. The officials first tranquillised the leopard and then managed to bring it out from the well. Fortunately, there was not much of water in the well. Instances of wild animals like leopards and tigers straying into residential areas are not a new thing. There have been many cases in the past when wildlife officials have caught animals straying into human habitats. Depleting forest cover and lack of natural habitat for the animals is one of the major reasons for the wild animals to stray into residential areas.
-Mar 28, 2009

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