The corona lockdown has given free passes to wild animals to roam anywhere they want. From deers, in Dehradoon, leopard Chandigarh to a Cobra in the state assembly in Odisha the animals are having a ball during the lockdown period. However, it has brought a new threat to humans as not only normal wild animals but also dangerous wild animals are coming out of their habitat.
Recently, a leopardess was spotted in a village in Rajasthan as it found an abandoned house and occupied it for her three cubs. The incident occurred in the Tantol village of the Rajsamand district while officials concerned have installed CCTV cameras in the area to monitor the scenario.
Parveen Kaswan of the Indian Forest Service tweeted a 21-second CCTV footage of the leopardess roaming outside the abandoned house that appears to be situated in the midst of a deserted fort.
He shared the video with the caption, "While everybody was inside, the mother #leopard found an unused house and started raising her three cubs. In Tantol village of Rajsamand. Mother is coming in night and in daytime, she goes for food. Cubs are doing fine. So now, department has put staff and cameras to monitor things," Parveen Kaswan said in the caption of his post.
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