Updated August 19th, 2020 at 13:16 IST
Good News: Leopardess gives birth to four cubs in Nashik, netizens praise 'nature's gift'
A leopardess gave birth to four cubs inside a hut in the Igatpuri area of Nashik, Maharashtra. The video of cute cubs has gone viral on social media.
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On August 18, a leopardess gave birth to four cubs inside a hut in the Igatpuri area of Nashik, Maharashtra. The video of cute cubs has gone viral on social media and it is creating a buzz on Twitter. Sharing the video on their official Twitter account news agency ANI wrote, "A leopard gave birth to four cubs inside a hut in the Igatpuri area of Nashik yesterday. Forest Official says, "all the cubs are healthy and safe."
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#WATCH Maharashtra: A leopard gave birth to four cubs inside a hut in Igatpuri area of Nashik yesterday. Forest Official says, "all the cubs are healthy and safe." (Video Source: Forest Department) pic.twitter.com/AMA5xXLNHJ
— ANI (@ANI)
Ganeshrao Jole, a Forest Department official told ANI “Female leopard gave birth to four inside a hut in Igatpuri. They are all safe and healthy. We are waiting for the leopardess to take cubs to another place. Due to cubs, we cannot catch the leopardess now”.
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Till now video has got more than 133,000 views and around 15,000 likes. Video is shared like fire in the forest by social media users. The video shows four little cubs roaming inside the hut and their mother standing at the corner and keeping eye on the newborn cubs.
Netizens celebrate
May Allah save those cubs ... nature's gift
— Shahid Khan (@ShahidK28580830)
Lots of love and blessings to mommy and kisses to the babies. May they thrive and return to the jungle soon.
— Siddhartha Gigoo (@siddharthagigoo)
Leopard ko bahut bahut congratulations.
— Mansi Koul🌿 (@mansikoul)
Probhu shree ram keep may keep them safe and healthy, 😊
— R¥αn ♻ (@iVoxRyan)
— Kunal Singh Rathore (@Iam_KSRathore)
According to wildlife experts, the Indian Leopard is a vulnerable species listed on the IUCN Red List because of its reducing population. Leopards have been targeted by hunters for their hides and other body parts. However, habitat loss, especially due to agriculture land, also poses a threat to rare wild cats. Habitat loss has also been blamed for increased instances of human-animal conflict.
(Image Credit-ANI)
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Published August 19th, 2020 at 13:17 IST