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Leopard enters house, trapped after four-hour operation
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Leopard enters house, trapped after four-hour operation

May 10, 2019

Feline bites villager, injures another at Kyathanahalli in H.D. Kote Taluk Mysuru: Kyathanahalli village near Gaddige in H.D. Kote Taluk woke up to leopard attacks this morning where two villagers were attacked by the feline. While one villager was bit on his arm, the other villager sustained scratch marks on his right thigh. The village…

Spotted cat camera-spotted…
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Spotted cat camera-spotted…

March 28, 2019

This leopard was sighted by wildlife enthusiasts on Dommanakatte safari at Antharasanthe Zone in Nagarahole Forest Range, H.D. Kote of Mysuru district yesterday. The leopard, perching on a tree close to Kabini backwaters, posed in different postures as the lensmen captured the moment. [Pics by ‘Star of Mysore’ Photographer M.N. Lakshminarayana Yadav]

Leopard caught in snare, dies
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Leopard caught in snare, dies

September 16, 2018

Suntikoppa: A seven to eight-year-old male leopard, which had entered a farm in search of food, died after getting caught in a snare at Krishna Farm in Mathikaadu. The carcass of the leopard was found by a labourer who was plucking fruits and he immediately informed the farm owner who visited the spot and informed…

Leopard with cubs spotted
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Leopard with cubs spotted

August 21, 2018

Mysuru:  A leopard with two cubs was spotted under a big tree in Preethi Layout near Srirampura early this morning at 5.30. A milkman who was on his rounds distributing milk sachets spotted the leopard and informed another bike-borne person on the road who also saw them. Later, speaking to Star of Mysore, milk vendor…

Leopard trapped in snare rescued
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Leopard trapped in snare rescued

July 31, 2018

Mysuru:  A 7-year-old leopard, which was trapped in a snare at N.Begur in H.D. Kote taluk, was rescued by the Forest Department personnel this morning. Villagers, who were passing by Basavanapura Road, heard some sound coming from  the roadside and on looking towards the sound, they found a leopard caught in a snare and writhing…

Rain can’t change Leopard’s spots!
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Rain can’t change Leopard’s spots!

July 1, 2018

When rain falls on a leopard, it wets him but does not wash off his spots. This Ghanaian proverb is a more elaborate version of the well-known saying “a leopard can’t change its spots.” In the same way that no matter how long a leopard stands in the rain, its spots will never wash away,…

Leopard trapped in Hunsur
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Leopard trapped in Hunsur

June 22, 2018

Hunsur: A leopard, which had created panic at Hallikoppal village, Gavadagere hobli in Hunsur taluk, was trapped by the Forest Department personnel in a cage this morning. The leopard had killed a cow in the village yesterday and had fled from the spot. Soon, the Forest Department personnel, who arrived at the spot, placed a…

A date with leopards at Bandipur
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A date with leopards at Bandipur

June 1, 2018

Tourists and wildlife enthusiasts had a very rare sight at Bandipur on May 31 where they spotted three leopards on a single tree. The elusive feline is not usually seen in groups and the animal is a loner and even while hunting, it is alone. While one leopard was seen eating a deer on top…

Close shave with leopard
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Close shave with leopard

February 6, 2018

Mysuru: A banana trader in the city literally escaped from the jaws of death in the wee hours of today when he, in a sleepy state, caressed a leopard thinking that it was his pet dog. Fortunately, he was not attacked by the feline that had entered the shed in search of a dog. The…

Frequent sighting of leopards in city and outskirts create panic
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Frequent sighting of leopards in city and outskirts create panic

February 2, 2018

Mysuru:  Following frequent sightings of leopards in city and fringe areas, the Forest Department that is planning to trap and release them into their habitats away from human-populated areas, has ordered six hi-tech cages that are expected to arrive soon. Disclosing this to Star of Mysore, DCF (Wildlife) V. Yedukondalu said that there were 20…

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