Udaipur: The incidence of wild animals deviates to increased residential areas in the Bedla area and Lakhawali in the Udaipur area.
Housing colonies on the outskirts of the city have witnessed several leopard incidents deviating in colonies and attacking pets.
In a recent incident on Monday night, the movement of a panther was arrested in CCTV cameras in the area of ​​Lakhawali.
Panther jumped over the wall boundary but was chased by a pet dog.
In another incident, Hyena entered Priyadarshini Nagar Bedla around 1pm on Friday.
It was seen by the guard in the colony.
Thirs Hyena for a dog, he went to chase the animal.
Hyena quickly crashed into the forest to the bedla river.
Wild animals have been lost in the colony through the main road to find food.
The entire incident was recorded on the camera.
In the morning, the population told the deputy Pradhan Pratap Singh Rathore about the incident.
“We have told the forest department about the frequent incidents of wild animals that deviate to the area,” Rathore said.
The forestry department must put a trap or make arrangements to capture these animals to avoid accidents.
There are many small children in the area and the residents are too afraid to explore after sunset, he added.
According to Balaji Cary, DCF, Hyena eats dead animals and they dare to go to housing colonies to find food.
In this incident, Hyena may have entered through the route of the river as many as many dead animals dumped near the river.
Hyena is a nocturnal animal and will usually avoid human intervention but when in danger they can proven fatal.