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Wildlife SOS And Maharashtra Forest Department Mark Reunion Of 110 Leopard Cubs With Moms - Vimarsana News

Wildlife SOS And Maharashtra Forest Department Mark Reunion Of 110 Leopard Cubs With Moms

Female leopards often choose sugarcane fields as birthing sites due to the dense vegetation. - Wildlife SOS And Maharashtra Forest Department Mark Reunion Of 110 Leopard Cubs With Moms

Source: india.com
Golden Jackal Safely Rescued From Open Well By Wildlife SOS And Maharashtra Forest Department - Vimarsana News

Golden Jackal Safely Rescued From Open Well By Wildlife SOS And Maharashtra Forest Department

The jackal was released into its natural habitat following an on-site medical assessment. - Golden Jackal Safely Rescued From Open Well By Wildlife SOS And Maharashtra Forest Department

Source: india.com
Maharashtra: Golden Jackal rescued after falling into a deep well - Vimarsana News

Maharashtra: Golden Jackal rescued after falling into a deep well

Collaborative action between forest department and Wildlife SOS successfully helped in rescuing jackal

Female Leopard Rescued From 50 Feet Deep Well By Wildlife SOS And Maharashtra Forest Department - Vimarsana News

Female Leopard Rescued From 50 Feet Deep Well By Wildlife SOS And Maharashtra Forest Department

Upon retrieval, the leopard underwent an on-site examination, revealing that the leopard is a female, approximately 7-8 years old. - Female Leopard Rescued From 50 Feet Deep Well By Wildlife SOS And Maharashtra Forest Department

Source: india.com
Maharashtra: Unknown vehicle runs over leopard in Bhandara - Vimarsana News

Maharashtra: Unknown vehicle runs over leopard in Bhandara

Maharashtra: The carcass was shifted to the forest department's Gadegaon depot and it will be disposed of as per NTCA guidelines