Vadodara: Is it a puppy, whether it’s a kitten …
this is a leopard child! And he almost fell from his bicycle with a sudden realization hit Parth Vyas, a diligent, hard cyclist when he pedaled near the field near Dam Dam in Panchmahal five days ago.
He couldn’t believe his eyes to see the children playing near the cottage in the village of Dahisar under the warm sun, happily it didn’t miss the tension of humans or even distrust between the two species.
The two-month leopard was adopted by Villagersvyas, an MBA student at Vadodara, told Tii, “I asked the villagers about the Cub and they told me that it had lost the area a few days ago.” The view of leopards in the village bordering forest areas is not uncommon.
“They said that the two-month-old child might have been separated from his mother.
Instead of panic, the villagers took it to care for children and wait for the leopard mother to come to look for it.” Vyas explained how the child was not only a mud fireplace, but also made a comfortable place in the heart of poor villagers, which consisted of agriculture especially.
It can move in and out of the house as you like and find a house to sleep at night.
Their houses are small and income is even smaller, but it doesn’t stop the villagers from spending children’s food like chicken and other food.
Usually, Leopard’s attack makes people hostile to big cats but this is a pleasant surprise to see the bonds of animals, “PARTH VYAS added.
After playing with him for some time, Vyas wanted to make the villagers also realize the rules.” I explained that the forest rules Make it important for them to tell officials about the Cub.
Their intentions are noble, but the law says that wild animals cannot be stored at home.
So, we told the saving forest officials on Monday, “Vyas said Officer (RFO), Shivrajpur told Tii, “they saved life.
The co-existence of her youth and human life is always appreciated.
We are now looking for a child’s mother and sure that we will immediately track it.
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Gujarat: separated from the mother, villagers in Dahar adopt cub leopards
