Watching videos of untamed animals being reintroduced into their natural environments is always enjoyable. Two films of a rescued leopard being released into a forest were published on Saturday by Indian Administrative Officer Supriya Sahu, who frequently posts fascinating information and movies concerning wildlife. Interestingly, the leopard had wandered into Gudalur, in the Nilgiris, where people lived.
In the videos that Ms. Sahu posted, authorities are seen releasing the saved leopard back into the wild. The little pickup truck’s back was housing a cage containing the wild cat. The wild cat rushed out of the truck and headed for the jungle as soon as the officials opened the cage and let it go.
Foresters in Tamil Nadu successfully save and release a leopard that had wandered into a residential area in Gudalur, Nilgiris. Relocating wildlife necessitates careful preparation and execution. Sharing the two films, Ms. Sahu commented, ‘Happy to see that DFO Gudalur and his team meticulously planned and executed this complex task and safeguarded human lives as well as the lives of the leopard.’ She also congratulated the team for a successful rescue operation.
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Tamil Nadu foresters safely rescue and release a leopard which had strayed into a human habitation in Gudalur in Nilgiris.Wildlife relocation requires meticulous planning and careful execution. Happy to see that DFO Gudalur and his team meticulously planned and executed this… pic.twitter.com/mrDdzK81ys
— Supriya Sahu IAS (@supriyasahuias) June 8, 2024
Social media users expressed their gratitude to the Forest Department for their admirable deed after seeing the video. A user commented, ‘Wonderful photos to be appreciated, the forests and wildlife of Tamil Nadu are preserved and conserved with remarkable skill and compassion, and the department head and staff deserve recognition; they are aware of the environmental impact.’
Another said, ‘The Greater Tamil Nadu forest team is doing a commendable job of rescuing and releasing leopards.’ I’m grateful, ma’am.
‘Seeing the leopard, fit and fine, return to its habitat is wonderful,’ remarked a third. Well done, Gudalur crew. You did a fantastic job. ‘Bless all those who helped in saving one more soul and returning it to its home,’ a fourth person said.
The Tamil Nadu government’s additional chief secretary for the environment, climate change, and forests is Supriya Sahu.
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