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Leopard falls into tank
By Our Staff Reporter
UDHAGAMANDALAM, MAY 20. A leopard had fallen into a water tank at
a tea plantation at Nelliyalam, about 30 km from Gudalur.
Even as a team of officials had rushed to the spot, the news
spread and a large number of persons thronged the spot. The water
in the tank was drained out and the carnivore was given some
meat. Since the animal had continued to show signs of fatigue, it
was tranquilized and taken to the Mudumalai Wild Life Sanctuary
and kept for observation.
It would be set free once it regained its strength, it was
stated. According to residents of Nelliyalam and surroundings,
leopards straying into their areas were not a rare occurrence. A
few years ago, a couple of leopards caught near Nelliyalam had
been shifted to the Vandaloor Zoological Park near Chennai.
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