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The black leopard that was rescued while trapped in a snare was being treated at the Elephant Transit Home at Udawalawe and recovering from wounds, an official of the Wildlife Department said.
He said the animal would be released to the Sri Pada forest reserve, its natural habitat after it fully recovers.
“A GPS tracker will also be affixed to the leopard before being released,” he said.
The black leopard was trapped in a snare at Walamale in the Laxapana Estate, Nallathanniya and was rescued by the Wildlife officials a few days ago.
The Wildlife officials said the leopard, aged eight years, was about eight feet in length and four feet in height. (Ranjith Rajapaksha)
Zann Gava Friday, 29 May 2020 01:15 PM
why isn’t the leopard taken into a proper veterinary facility for wild animals . ?? This is a bit ridiculous don’t you think ?? All those people around it taking photos etc ..The animal should have been shot with a tranc and taken into a quiet place to get fixed up.. and not left afterwards in a small shitty cage . That’s how we would do it in Africa and in Australia . this is not the way to vet this leopard !!!!! This is a third world way of doing his recovery programme .. This is disgraceful .. also my question is “why were there animal traps about ???
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