Forest Department Rescues Leopard From Well; Rescue Video Goes Viral On Social Media

Wildlife is a constant nuisance to those who live near forest areas. When they leave the forest, they often pose a threat to agriculture and human life. They are often taken into the wild by the forest department and the locals. In spite of this, human beings also become protectors of animals. The video of humans saving a leopard like this is now going viral.

The leopard was pulled out of the well by locals and forest officials. The leopard was tied to a plastic bed and thrown into a well. The video also shows the leopard jumping up and down when it reaches the top of the bed. Thanks to the rescue, the tiger went into the forest without harming anyone. It is not clear where the incident took place. The video was leaked through the Twitter account of IFS officer Sushant Nanda.

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He jokingly titled the leopard that fell in the open well released by Mohan Jidaro using Harappa technology. He also said in a tweet posted with the video that such wells should be closed properly as they pose a danger to wildlife.