356 Leopard have passed away in numerous states of India in the 365 days. According to the latest survey by the Wildlife Protection Society of India (WPSI), India has lost 356 leopards in the 356 days. The report tells, India is missing its leopards faster than other wild-cat. These leopard dead by any reasons but report shows 52% deaths were due to the poaching.
Since previous news show 126 leopard died in the 2007, 157 died in the 2008, 161 died in the 2009, 180 died in the 2010 and 356 died in the 2011. According to these figures, death rate of leopards is increasing after 2007. Hence leopards are in more than danger than Bengal tigers in our country. Kanha National Park is one of the popular for Bengal tigers and leopards in the India. Kanha National Park is covered 1940 square kilometres.
State Data
According to the wildlife division of Nagpur forest department, 81 leopards died in state in the 2011 that is much more among the 56 died in 2010 and 48 died in 2009. report is showing largely died in the village close to the city, Jalgoan, Junnar, Hingoli, Sanjay Gandhi National Park and Ratnagiri and are mostly died by poaching.
Report of 2011 shows, reasons of leopards death countrywide, 12 per-cent or 41 leopards died by conflict with humans, 8 per-cent or 29 leopards died by the accidents, 18 per-cent or 65 leopards died by ascribed to unknown reasons and 52 per-cent or 156 leopards died by poaching. The data adds that 21 leopards died by the other animal and 14 leopards were died during rescue operations.
Uttarakhand has taken first level in the India because in this state 144 or 30 per-cent leopards were dead in last year.
However, according to the department of forest, there were less than 200 humans killed or injured by the leopard attacks during 2003 to January 2012.
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Since previous news show 126 leopard died in the 2007, 157 died in the 2008, 161 died in the 2009, 180 died in the 2010 and 356 died in the 2011. According to these figures, death rate of leopards is increasing after 2007. Hence leopards are in more than danger than Bengal tigers in our country. Kanha National Park is one of the popular for Bengal tigers and leopards in the India. Kanha National Park is covered 1940 square kilometres.
State Data
According to the wildlife division of Nagpur forest department, 81 leopards died in state in the 2011 that is much more among the 56 died in 2010 and 48 died in 2009. report is showing largely died in the village close to the city, Jalgoan, Junnar, Hingoli, Sanjay Gandhi National Park and Ratnagiri and are mostly died by poaching.
Report of 2011 shows, reasons of leopards death countrywide, 12 per-cent or 41 leopards died by conflict with humans, 8 per-cent or 29 leopards died by the accidents, 18 per-cent or 65 leopards died by ascribed to unknown reasons and 52 per-cent or 156 leopards died by poaching. The data adds that 21 leopards died by the other animal and 14 leopards were died during rescue operations.
Uttarakhand has taken first level in the India because in this state 144 or 30 per-cent leopards were dead in last year.
However, according to the department of forest, there were less than 200 humans killed or injured by the leopard attacks during 2003 to January 2012.
Deepchand Saran is one of the popular Authors among the Indian Author. Author has written many books on the Indian wildlife Tour, Indian Travel and Indian Tourism. You can see wildlife of India then you get help by many tour packages of India. Thus author wants tell you truthfulness and renowned name of Indian Tour Operator, who is insideindianjungles. If you wants much more information about of Indian Wildlife and Indian Wildlife tour than you visit on the insideindianjungle.com.
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