Loose Leopard in India Breaks Through Roof Tiles, Bites Man
- 10 years ago
Shocking footage was recently captured of a loose leopard in India. It appears as though the leopard was spooked because it frantically broke through roof tiles and bit a man on the backside.
Shocking footage was recently captured of a loose leopard in India. Residents in Ballarpur had spotted the giant cat roaming around the local area.
It appears as though the leopard was spooked because it frantically broke through roof tiles and went on a rampage. The animal chased after one man who had been standing on the roof and ended up biting the male on the backside.
The animal cut through a narrow crack and briefly got stuck before jumping to an alley below. Basically, the leopard was desperately trying to find a safe place away from humans.
When a man walked through an opening in the alley, the leopard backtracked and sought shelter in a bathroom. The terrified creature continued to stare outside, to ensure no one came close.
In addition to the man who was bit on the behind, another local was reportedly attacked. Fortunately neither villager was seriously injured.
India's Forestry Department later captured the leopard and planned to let it loose in the wild.
Shocking footage was recently captured of a loose leopard in India. Residents in Ballarpur had spotted the giant cat roaming around the local area.
It appears as though the leopard was spooked because it frantically broke through roof tiles and went on a rampage. The animal chased after one man who had been standing on the roof and ended up biting the male on the backside.
The animal cut through a narrow crack and briefly got stuck before jumping to an alley below. Basically, the leopard was desperately trying to find a safe place away from humans.
When a man walked through an opening in the alley, the leopard backtracked and sought shelter in a bathroom. The terrified creature continued to stare outside, to ensure no one came close.
In addition to the man who was bit on the behind, another local was reportedly attacked. Fortunately neither villager was seriously injured.
India's Forestry Department later captured the leopard and planned to let it loose in the wild.