People were asked to cover exposed wells to keep wild animals out of such perilous circumstances, according to an IFS official. “A male leopard is rescued from an open well in Maharashtra by forest workers. Please cover open wells to protect wild creatures from suffering. “Spread the word,” he said on Twitter. Netizens praised the forest workers for successfully rescuing the leopard without causing him any damage.
Forest officers were seen rescuing a male leopard from an open well in Maharashtra in a frightening video. The video, which was shared on Twitter by IFS officer Susanta Nanda, has gone viral.
Officials can be seen putting a cage into the well and capturing the leopard inside. After that, the personnel managed to pull the cage out of the well using ropes and a pulley. Meanwhile, the terrified leopard can be seen clawing its way free of the cage.
“A male leopard is rescued from an open well in Maharashtra by forest workers. Please cover open wells to protect wild creatures from suffering. Nanda asked in the caption to “spread the message.”
The video has received over 18k views and a number of reactions. People were taken aback when they saw the footage. Many individuals chastised those who were accountable for the accident. Others suggested that such open wells be prohibited in forest regions.
