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Where did the leopard rescued in Mulund come from?

As rosette pattern on the caught spotted cat fails to match with any other from the national park, wildlife experts say a camera-trapping exercise is the need of the hour for building a databank of leopards roaming across the landscape

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The leopard was rescued and taken to the SGNP. File Pic
The leopard was rescued and taken to the SGNP. File Pic

As everyone wonders where the leopard that entered Nane Pada in Mulund came from, considering the spot is 3 km from the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP), even researchers are confused, since the rosette pattern on the rescued male big cat does not match any leopards' images from the Park. Wildlife experts say this underlines the need for a camera-trapping exercise outside the SGNP to create a databank of leopards.

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