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A leopard that was trapped in a snare in Aranayaka was rescued by Wildlife officers and was released while Wildlife officers were travelling on the jeep. Pix courtesy Wildlife Department
Leo Saturday, 05 December 2020 08:30 AM
Leopard's final comment, "Thank you" or "Hate you"?
Felix de Mel Saturday, 05 December 2020 12:47 PM
To Leo! Both, but still, it is confused as to whom It should hate
Umar Perera Saturday, 05 December 2020 04:08 PM
Great work. Hope it's not too injured. Have the people who put up the trap been charged.? Next task - remove the landfill that's along the traditional migration route of the elephants
Ajith K Sunday, 06 December 2020 02:42 AM
More and more of this being reported these days... elephants, leopards and other priceless wildlife. In the 21st Century we still see this crap over and over again. Hey fellow citizens - START GETTING TOUGH ON THE PEOPLE WHO TRASH OUR WILDLIFE AND RESOURCES! ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! There are no more excuses for finding "trapped" leopards in Sri Lanka! Give us all a break.
aswin welikla Sunday, 06 December 2020 04:11 AM
good job, wild life rescuers
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