The leopard that caught a dog in Aarey Milk Colony recently

Officials at the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP), which has one of the highest densities of leopards in the world, plan to radio-collar three spotted cats in the coming years. According to Chief Conservator of Forests and SGNP director Anwar Ahmed, a meeting took place a few days ago where senior scientist Dr Bilal Habib from Wildlife Institute of India came to Mumbai and there was a discussion on radio-collaring three leopards. Assistant Principal Chief Conservator of Forests M K Rao, Dr Shailesh Pethe from SGNP's veterinary hospital and wildlife researcher Nikit Surve from Wildlife Conservation Society-India were present during the discussion.