Video Of Black Leopard Under Bright Spotlight At Night Leaves Internet Furious
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Mr Nanada said that the video was a "perfect capture", however, he also questioned the right to film the animals at night that too under a full-glare spotlight.
A video showing a black leopard hunting a deer in the wild under a bright spotlight has surfaced on the internet. The clip was shared on Twitter by Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda, with the caption, "A perfect capture. Both by the leopard & the videographer." A perfect capture. Both by the leopard & the videographer😞😞But who gave the right to capture these rare moments of nature in full glare of spot light?WA fwd. pic.twitter.com/ZITOBOpO92
In the clip, the black leopard was seen with its jaws locked on the neck of the deer carcass. However, seconds later, startled by the bright light and sound made by photographers, the big cat was seen leaving its prey on the ground and running away. In the caption, Mr Nanada said that the video was a "perfect capture", however, he also questioned the right to film the animals at night that too under a full-glare spotlight.
"But who gave the right to capture these rare moments of nature in full glare of spot light?" the IFS officer added in the post.
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