Published 18:40 IST, July 24th 2020
Black Panther & Leopard spotted 'chilling' in Karnataka's Kabini, pictures go viral
Pictures of a black panther and a leopard chilling together in Kabini, Karnataka have been doing rounds on the internet. Read on to know more details.
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orable animal pictures and videos have picked up pace amid quarantine time. Just a few days ago, a black panr was spotted in Chattisgarh after 7 years and people were reminded of Jungle Book's Bagheera when y looked at him. w, pictures of a black panr and leopard chilling toger in a forest in Karnataka are going viral. Take a look at pictures below:
Pictures of Black Panr and Leopard chilling toger go viral
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Instagram bio of Mithun H, photographer who ed picture, says that he has worked on Real Black Panr with Nat Geo Wild. He revealed in caption that Black Panr and Leopard are tagged as ' Eternal Couple'. duo is named Saaya and Cleopatra. He furr revealed that y have been toger for 4 years w and stated that it is a 'sight to behold' when two of m are seen toger.
Mithun ded that forest beautifully comes alive when se two trot toger in Kabini, Karnataka. He ted that usually in courtship couple, it is male species that takes charge while female species follows. He ded that for Saaya and Cleo, it is definitely Cleo who takes charge and walks ahe while Saaya Panr follows her. He furr wrote, "This was shot on a surreal winter morning when a single Deer alarm led me to this breathtaking sight".
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Netizens were totally floored over pictures and took to comments section to express ir thoughts over it. One user wrote, "I love how y stop and pay attention to what and who's around m! 🤩 And lucky you 😍". Ar one wrote, "Aww y are so gorgeous! 😍". Ar netizen wrote, "Wow what a shot; lucky you. y are gorgeous".
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Earlier this week, IPS Dipanshu Kabra shared a picture of a Black Panr spotted roaming around in forests of Chattisgarh. He ted that picture was ed by cameras that are installed in forest for counting of tigers. He furr revealed that vill people have named black panr as 'Bagheera' after a character from Jungle Book.
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18:39 IST, July 24th 2020