Sanjay Gandhi National Park Leopard

A leopard cub was on Wednesday reunited with its mother at Mumbai's Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP).

A frightening video of a big leopard roaming freely inside a Mumbai housing society in the early hours on Friday has emerged online. It shows the animal moving around the parking area in complete silence as a milkman heads towards it.

The forest department on Thursday caught a leopard, which had entered a residential area at Seepz in the western suburb of Andheri, an official said.

For a moment, there was authentic leopard print on display at an mall. The big cat skulked through the Korum Mall basement before opening hours early morning Wednesday in Thane, outside Mumbai, according to media reports. Surveillance video showed the leopard pacing through the empty mall before shuffling through the parking lot about 5:30 a.m.

A 29-year-old man was injured in an attack by a leopard when he tried to save his pet dog from the wild animal in Mumbai, a civic official said today.

Perhaps mistaking it for the 'Gym Corbett' park, a leopard entered a gymnasium in the SRPF camp adjacent to Aarey Milk Colony yesterday. Officials from the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) and Thane Forest Department (territorial) took two hours to rescue the big cat on Sunday afternoon.

The number of leopards in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Mumbai has increased to 41, up from 35 in 2015, a report submitted to the Forest Department said.

The fact that we share our space with leopards comes as no surprise for the residents of Teakwood Cooperative Housing Society in Mulund West. Living just a stone's throw from the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP), the locals are used to sightings of the spotted cat. But even they were surprised to see the CCTV footage of a leopard boldly hunting a...

A leopard that turned man-eater after it killed two people was hunted down by forest officials in Murbad, nearly 80 kilometres from Mumbai on Wednesday.

A one year old pet dog was killed by a female leopard and her cub that entered an independent bungalow in the suburbs of Thane district in Maharashtra. The 42 kg Rottweiler named Coco, was dragged out of the kennel inside the premises near the driveway, and taken away by the leopard. The remains of Coco were found a few days later inside the Sanjay...

Even leopards are jostling with each other for space in Mumbai, a recent census at the city's Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) has shown.

In CCTV footage from outside a bungalow in Mumbai, a leopard is seen slinking away after being barked at by the dog of the house.

Imagine catching a glimpse of a rusty-spotted cat, the world's smallest wild cat, herds of Spotted Deer shying away from your gaze or a black-naped hare outrunning a predator. Macaques swinging from one tree to another. Spotting a Leopard or shuddering as a Bamboo Pit Viper slithers across your foot?

A leopard which had strayed into the forest-like campus of IIT Bombay finally left after an almost four-day long sojourn early on Saturday, with the institute students, management and forest officials heaving a sigh of relief, an official said.

An assistant who had gone to open the metallurgy lab at the IIT-Bombay campus got the shock of his life last morning when he saw a leopard hiding behind a generator. Scared to death, the assistant still had the presence of mind to down the shutter behind him before rushing off to inform the college authorities.

A leopard cub was on Wednesday reunited with its mother at Mumbai's Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP).

A frightening video of a big leopard roaming freely inside a Mumbai housing society in the early hours on Friday has emerged online. It shows the animal moving around the parking area in complete silence as a milkman heads towards it.

The forest department on Thursday caught a leopard, which had entered a residential area at Seepz in the western suburb of Andheri, an official said.

For a moment, there was authentic leopard print on display at an mall. The big cat skulked through the Korum Mall basement before opening hours early morning Wednesday in Thane, outside Mumbai, according to media reports. Surveillance video showed the leopard pacing through the empty mall before shuffling through the parking lot about 5:30 a.m.

A 29-year-old man was injured in an attack by a leopard when he tried to save his pet dog from the wild animal in Mumbai, a civic official said today.

Perhaps mistaking it for the 'Gym Corbett' park, a leopard entered a gymnasium in the SRPF camp adjacent to Aarey Milk Colony yesterday. Officials from the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) and Thane Forest Department (territorial) took two hours to rescue the big cat on Sunday afternoon.

The number of leopards in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Mumbai has increased to 41, up from 35 in 2015, a report submitted to the Forest Department said.

The fact that we share our space with leopards comes as no surprise for the residents of Teakwood Cooperative Housing Society in Mulund West. Living just a stone's throw from the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP), the locals are used to sightings of the spotted cat. But even they were surprised to see the CCTV footage of a leopard boldly hunting a...

A leopard that turned man-eater after it killed two people was hunted down by forest officials in Murbad, nearly 80 kilometres from Mumbai on Wednesday.

A one year old pet dog was killed by a female leopard and her cub that entered an independent bungalow in the suburbs of Thane district in Maharashtra. The 42 kg Rottweiler named Coco, was dragged out of the kennel inside the premises near the driveway, and taken away by the leopard. The remains of Coco were found a few days later inside the Sanjay...

Even leopards are jostling with each other for space in Mumbai, a recent census at the city's Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) has shown.

In CCTV footage from outside a bungalow in Mumbai, a leopard is seen slinking away after being barked at by the dog of the house.

Imagine catching a glimpse of a rusty-spotted cat, the world's smallest wild cat, herds of Spotted Deer shying away from your gaze or a black-naped hare outrunning a predator. Macaques swinging from one tree to another. Spotting a Leopard or shuddering as a Bamboo Pit Viper slithers across your foot?

A leopard which had strayed into the forest-like campus of IIT Bombay finally left after an almost four-day long sojourn early on Saturday, with the institute students, management and forest officials heaving a sigh of relief, an official said.

An assistant who had gone to open the metallurgy lab at the IIT-Bombay campus got the shock of his life last morning when he saw a leopard hiding behind a generator. Scared to death, the assistant still had the presence of mind to down the shutter behind him before rushing off to inform the college authorities.