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Leopard Rescued from Trap in Kerala: Wildlife Officials Act
A leopard was caught in a trap intended for wild boar in Kerala. Wildlife officials plan to tranquilize the animal for its safe release after assessing its health. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges of human-wildlife conflict in the region, emphasizing the need for better wildlife management practices.
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