The majestic Indian leopard, with its sleek coat and cunning prowess, is a vital part of India's rich biodiversity. These adaptable cats are found across a wide range of habitats, from lush rainforests to dry grasslands.
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Recent news is encouraging. The leopard population in India is estimated to be around 13,874, showing an increase of 8% since 2018! Madhya Pradesh boasts the highest number of leopards, followed by Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu. Bondla Wild Life Sanctuary, Goa, has a few of them in semi-confinements. The stately demeanour of these cats are sight to behold.
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