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Leopard rescued from septic tank after six-hour operation - Vimarsana News

Leopard rescued from septic tank after six-hour operation

     our correspondentdhamtari,    in a rescue operation lasting six hours, a leopard that had fallen into a septic tank while hunting a cat was freed by the forest department. the incident took place in dongri

Pod of stranded dolphins rescued, back in Ghagara - Vimarsana News

Pod of stranded dolphins rescued, back in Ghagara

In a heartening turn of events sure to warm the hearts of wildlife enthusiasts, a pod of nearly a dozen dolphins,  with their tender calves in tow, has been rescued and returned to the waters of the Ghaghara river in Uttar Pradesh.  The dolphins were stranded due to low water levels

Elephant attacks recurring problem that villagers want solved by new Bishnupur MP - Vimarsana News

Elephant attacks recurring problem that villagers want solved by new Bishnupur MP

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MP: Cheetah strays out of KNP, reaches Gwalior; farmers asked to remain alert - Vimarsana News

MP: Cheetah strays out of KNP, reaches Gwalior; farmers asked to remain alert

Gwalior (MP), May 19 (PTI) A female cheetah strayed out of the Kuno National Park (KNP) in Madhya Pradesh’s Sheopur district and reached the neighbouring Gwalior on Sunday, an official said.

Brushfires are Destructive to the Flora and Fauna - Vimarsana News

Brushfires are Destructive to the Flora and Fauna

And while a vast part of Columbia Village is on fire currently, the rising temperatures are not helping the situation any. Today, a news team headed out along a portion of the George Price Highway, and while there was no burning bush along the stretch leading to the Belize Zoo, they captured evidence of wildfires