Indian rescuers haul stricken leopard from bottom of deep well
Officers from India's forest department today (March 7th) rescued a wild leopard from the bottom of a 50-foot-deep well.
Locals heard the cries of the feline after it fell into the water source on a coconut farm in Una in the state of Gujarat.
Rescuers arrived and attached a large crate to ropes which they then lowered down to the leopard.
The big cat leapt into the crate and rescuers hauled the animal to safety.
Locals heard the cries of the feline after it fell into the water source on a coconut farm in Una in the state of Gujarat.
Rescuers arrived and attached a large crate to ropes which they then lowered down to the leopard.
The big cat leapt into the crate and rescuers hauled the animal to safety.