Man-Eating Leopard Terrifying A Village | The Killing Fields: Tale Of The Indian Leopard | Real Wild

The leopard of India has many faces. It is feared, admired and leaves no one untouched. A lack of knowledge about the life of this elusive cat adds to the threat of its extinction, as many more people are killed by leopards than by tigers. This film tells the stories of a family that lost a child, a scientist that tries to understand leopard's behaviour and conservationists who aim to balance the need to conserve wildlife with protecting people.
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[@truthseeker3536]

Plenty of hypocrites leaving comments under the video. They accuse the people in the video of 'encroaching on wildlife habitat' when they themselves live in areas which was once wildlife habitat.

[@jaredprince4772]

Yes, we all are part of the problem if we have had multiple children. Only those of us that voluntarily limit our progeny to one or two can consider ourselves part of the solution. Preferably one, since so many others reproduce like a virus.

[@freddiesandoval5047]

I've ALWAYS said this...in Florida you have people hunting down the pythons because they're killing other animals, YET THE PEOPLE THEMSELVES ARE KILLING ALL THE ANIMALS IN FLORIDA BECAUSE THEY ALREADY TOOK 70% OF THEIR HABITATS AND THEY HAVE NO WHERE ELSE TO HUNT FOR FOOD..BY BUILDING WALMART'S, GOLF COURSES, WATER PARKS ECT ECT NOT TO MENTION TOURISTS FROM ALL OVER RETIRING IN FLORIDA THEY KEEP KILLING THESE ANIMALS

[@stinaalitalo538]

Exactly. And they are criticizing these people who live way more off the land being more selfsufficient than they ever have. They use the products they produce every day. Coffee, cinnamon, sugar, spices, fruit you name it. Then at the same time they are preaching about population control while they live in cities with millions of people themselves, have kids, buy products from overseas because they are cheapest. The hypocrisy.

[@jaredprince4772]

@@stinaalitalo538 Those are separate issues. Conflating them is nonsense. The problem with products is the waste from the corporations. It is not that people purchase the products. Your hypocrisy is the worst kind because it relies on misinformation and redirection.

[@maximuscervantes5546]

ThreeBears Sandoval the pythons are invasive while humans aren’t because we migrated with consent and need for new land while the pythons didn’t

[@metalmamasue3680]

At 47:05 The security guard survived a leopard jumping at him and said he will never forget, I'm *CERTAIN* I would *NEVER* forget either. He's *VERY* lucky to be alive. 😳😳

[@mikedebell2242]

I wonder about the catch and release program. These animals don't just "live out there anywhere in the woods". They have territories and boundaries. If you move them you put them into an already occupied area so it is likely that they will return to where they came from unless they can drive out the present occupier, which will itself move to another area. I could understand the hesitancy of that cat being realeased into a strange territory. It's like you becoming a trouble to your wife so she has you released into someone elses already occupied house without their permission.

[@metalmamasue3680]

Exactly right. Or it's like dropping a child off in a strange place and expecting them to know who lives where and what game is where. Relocations aren't generally that successful. I wouldn't want someone to drop me off somewhere unfamiliar. Humans and animals must find ways to coexist. Our ancestors did it for a long time. Sometimes humans win and sometimes animals do. That said, my heart breaks for anyone who loses a child for any reason. Governments could do a lot more for their own people instead of making themselves extremely wealthy at our expense. A good portion of India doesn't even have modern plumbing and electricity. Shameful.

[@Pete4Flags]

Rest in peace poor children. Condolences to the poor families .🙏❤️😢

[@ahmedkhalifael-tunsy5189]

I love wild animals documentaries

[@vikasjadhav9573]

It is the most knowledgeable video on indian wildlife. Thanks to advait , pooja, harsh and filmmakers ,it covers so much, aware people, vidya atrey made her contribution in understanding leopard. Man and wildlife can live together after understanding each other.....

[@carolynlong514]

I seriously doubt that. All 4 legged animals & fish & birds have natural enemies. Man has none. Not enough ways that humans die. Humans doctors r always finding ways to concer diseases. Diseases r there to keep the population DOWN. Duh! Humans r so full of ego to their ultimate demise.

[@carolynlong514]

The secret is for humans to put the lid on reproducing. Very simple! Never mind what the Bible says. It was written by a human. Humans have egos. Ego more often than not get u in trouble. I have been married 5 times with 0 kids. It CAN b done by others also. All humans that have babies out of wedlock get taken away & killed. This will put a stop on something. Try it there is nothing to lose. Humans r NOT endependenceable, after all humans r just another animal. What do u think we r. We r not vegetable, we've not minerals. That leaves animals. Give up our ego & we r just the same. Another animal!!!

[@johnsonolawale7284]

The issue is that no matter how human fight nature , nature too will try to fight back. So, human shouldn't encroach beyond limit.

[@lexinicole4317]

The people commenting about the poor leopards need a reality check… killing maneating tigers and maneating leopards actually INCREASES the odds of successful conservation, as most leopards and tigers are not man eaters. When we let the man eaters live, we increase unnecessary hunting and hostility between humans and the big cats. When we take care of man eaters swiftly, the relations between the wildlife and people remains healthier.

[@sivaratnamasabaratnam8946]

Because those Woke activist from the west are anti social,anti human,anti religion!

[@AlexCruz-wc1yo]

16:34. The Rudraprayag leopard mentioned here was nothing compared to the Pana leopard and the Champawat tigress, both also man eaters that Corbett dispatched among many others. The Champawat tigress is actually still Guiness record for most human fatalities ever caused by any animal on land. The Rudraprayag leopard was famous because the Media made a deal about it. Even Corbett explained it in one of his books. Also, Corbett hunted those man eaters on foot, no forwarding on elefants or with other ppl. He argued that he felt safer having to care only about himself. He will always be the greatest. RIP.

[@twinkletwinkle4129]

Alex Cruz Rudraprayag leopard killed way more people, most of them were not reported. Also in official report there was only people whom remains were found. Lots of victims bodies were never found. And they never ended up in reports. I am reading Corbett’s book right now and there’s no mention media made a big deal about it and that’s the reason Rudraprayag leopard became “famous” :) Have a nice day.

[@AlexCruz-wc1yo]

@@twinkletwinkle4129 Not true. Look for Corbett's comment about the topic. He explains why the media, for financial reasons, covered the Rudraprayag muuuch more. Pilgrims were not hitting the roads out of fear. Temples were getting hurt.

[@AlexCruz-wc1yo]

@@twinkletwinkle4129 No. Actually the Panar man eater was hunted down way before than the Rudraprayarg one. Chronologically, the Panar Man eater was only # 3 in Corbett's man eater career. 1) Champawatt tiger. 2) Muktesar man eater. 3) Panar leopard. So, if that logic is to be followed then by the time he hunted The Rudraprayag leopard the government body count was actually more accurate than in these prior cases. The absence of India goverment records of man eater killings was prior to 1905 and the Panar leopard he killed in 1901 while the Rudraparg leopard wasn't killed until 1918. I think the mention of the fixation on the Rudraprayag leopard by the press is somewhere in The Temple Tiger book or Man Eaters of Kumaon book. Don't remember exactly, been too many years. But keep reading, you will find it.

[@rfd73]

Those people didn't decide to go live in the country (for some ignorants who claim that people invaded wildlife habitat), those are their farming lands and way of living, and children die every year, for those who go for animals above human kind I ask you the following: What if it was your child that got killed by a Leopard? then would you still argue about all that invasion into widlife shit?

[@chesterswortham5197]

Right on with that these stupid ass people live in a woke democrat fantasy world

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

They didn’t decide to farm there and just magically appeared? If it were my child, it wouldn’t happen because I know better than to place ourselves in a dangerous area with predators!

[@gatorduran3288]

I love Big Cat documentaries!

[@ImmortalSynn]

Wayyy too much human footage, way too little leopard. If I wanted to see people, I'd look out my window... show the freakin' wildlife!

[@ImmortalSynn]

@DX BOKEH so apparently that first sentence flew clearly over your head? The point of contention is the selected RATIO being shown. Thus, if you're going to be a tool about a post, then at least *read* what's written. 🙄

[@aadityakazi]

@@ImmortalSynn noob

[@ImmortalSynn]

@@aadityakazi ah yes, I can see you put so much thought into such a cogent response.

[@matthewzito6130]

Part of the problem is that people tend not to notice when a chicken or a stray dog goes missing. If you only look a cattle and people, you're getting an incomplete picture of what's really going on in populated areas (and what's attracting the leopards in the first place).

[@danaburkhart5743]

That was a good yet extremely sad situation there good luck to all humans and animals alike.

[@simonphoenix3789]

woman is blaming the fact that there is greenery in the apartment complex? I think they put that there so it looks nice... I don't think the builders did anything wrong here. Its just there are too many people and too little space left for animals that need hundreds of square miles.

[@scottwortham533]

The most famous maneaters with over 400 kills happened 100 years ago so loss of habitat is not the problem

[@matthewzito6130]

Habitat loss isn't a new problem. The only difference is that there a lot fewer leopards and tigers today, and a lot less forest to support them.

[@Megaflytron.]

If it's the tiger you're referring to; it suffered from both the upper and lower jaws being destroyed by an irresponsible hunter prior to becoming a maneater...

[@Indy4706]

@@Megaflytron. yea but what would you say about Panar man eater and Rudraprayag one

[@koushikdas1992]

@@Indy4706 Rudraprayab leopard was old as fuck!

[@jeffreyrory2400]

@@koushikdas1992 GIVE. THE ANIMALS THERE OWN TERRITORY ANY COWARD WITH A GUN CAN PRETEND TO BE A HERO

[@tracykeenan4449]

Maybe they need to cull the humans and stop invading there habitat

[@andy-the-gardener]

i agree. we need urgent population control. there are about 7.3 billion too many humans.

[@benthekeeshond545]

Tracy, This is a problem of wild animals killing people. It is true that overpopulation is a problem. But the immediate dilemma is that leopards are picking off children and eating them. Feel lucky that you and family are warm and safe from those environment.

[@PriscinaSkyy]

@@benthekeeshond545 nahh mate this is a problem of people invading animal's territory, and then crying because the animals did what comes naturally to them.. maybe humans need to learn to respect animals territory first. only then will there be a solution to the problem of leopards killing kids.

[@benthekeeshond545]

@@PriscinaSkyy There is no such thing as invading territory or designated area for ourselves or animals. Like borders between countries, a designated area is a human creation. In nature, we all can settle anywhere we want. The same is true with the big cats. If there are conflicts, the fittest survive. This has been the case for as long as there are animals. Now, you may say that we are way overpopulated and this is due to poor leadership with no family planning education. But most of the people from this video are in dire poverty. Struggling to survive is their primary goal. I don't think it is fair to criticize them for protecting themselves against ferocious predators.

[@PriscinaSkyy]

@@benthekeeshond545 No, perhaps not, but then using the very same logic, no one can criticize the leopard for doing what it needs to survive~ Sure, it may have plenty of forest to hunt behind it, but leopards (and many other predatory animals) will go for the easiest kill, if there is any available. Human children are defenceless - the easiest kill they can have. If we want the kids to be safe, then we as humans with all our technological advances should learn how to protect our lands. You can't expect to walk into a savannah or jungle and not immediately become prey. That's the animal's natural instinct. Instead of blaming it for killing our children, how about we use the advantage that only us humans have and build ourselves better protection before letting people live so close to such areas. Like you said, a designated area is a human creation. But we're not the only living things. We cannot just take all the land and make it ours. We ought to think of the lives we're affecting before we cut down forests and kill all the species that live in it. Also, in nature, we obviously cannot settle wherever we want? It takes time and planning for humans to settle into places that was previously occupied by forests or jungles, which was clearly not done in this case. Whomever designed this compound failed to see the faults in their design. Killing the leopards is not the way to go. We should learn to share the land we have with all the animals that exist as well.

[@jennylynwall3424]

They should also GPS collar the released cats then they would know where each cat is at all times. They can even release where they caught them with a GPS collar and a different color collar for each cat, they would know exactly what cat it was!! How dumb could they be???

[@carlindurfee7566]

It’s a poor developing country that’s why

[@ianspingle8865]

This is what happens when there are to many people and not enough habitat, no mystery it's the same all over people are living in the parks in India, its a human problem not a wildlife one.

[@SharonMartinez]

Let me state the obvious….yes, the grandfather had lovely words of wisdom….but on the business end of living….someone needed to watch the kid more closely. Whether you’re in rural India, a village in Africa or a 4000 square foot tri-level in Marin County, CA….you take your eyes off such a small child for 5 minutes and some type of predator is going to harm the child. I don’t take my eyes off my dogs 🐶 in MI when they go outside to do their business. Children die in such circumstances because of ignorance and neglect, Take care of the children (or dogs 🐕) and then we can discuss philosophy.

[@omarx2449]

Agree

[@83reggieT]

Did you not watch the doc the leopard snatched her when sleeping next to her mother. Secondly comparing losing a child to your dogs is ridiculous.

[@misspollysdolly]

4:40 "the kids were saying to kill it with a knife for what it did to Anmul" Translator: .....

[@annmellott8713]

Jennah, ,where are u from ?? Just asking. ....

[@misspollysdolly]

@@annmellott8713 England

[@cubistone]

At 23.00" the leopard hesitated to leave the cage because he sensed the presence of an even larger predator, the bengal tiger which would kill him if the two ever met.

[@ABBAS8953]

Leopards, just like other animals, are crucial for nature and in turn for humans. As human populations grow, we need to reserve some space so that such awful attacks on humans would be less frequent. We need animals for our well being and more efforts should be exerted to save the endangered species and prevent violent encounters between them and humans.

[@scottwortham533]

Yea go spend a week in one of those villages and then come back and tell us how critical the leopards are what bullshit you are spewing

[@Whaleindowed]

If you’ve never read Jim Corbetts man eaters book, I suggest you do. Not only did he love and respect the Indian people, he loved and respected the animals.

[@tarantulamum4322]

the poor mum 😢 x🇬🇧🦋

[@marcchesley3731]

Not being offensive but at some point India will have to put limitations on how many kids a person can have and fine them heavily, or sterilize the men and the women because their country is not sustainable at this rate. Many countries are limiting Indians from immigrating to their country. Some won't allow it, it's the developers fault, the governments fault, and the people should have known there will be wild animals like tigers leopards and wild dogs roaming around if they see deer animals of prey are not far away. They follow their food source, the same way we go to a grocery store to buy food, and if the market doesn't have what you need you go elsewhere this is the same case for predators.

[@maka2210angel9_devil]

+++++++

[@realanimalcrackers]

Leopards have so much agility!

[@KILLHACAY]

wow! another amazing documentary always educational full of knowlede and so fasinating. although very sad and tradgic the deaths and amount of people being killed is to be expected and unfortunatly will only increase due to humans moving more into the territory of the animals

[@randquadrozzi1280]

The hunter is proud of all his trophies but it's not that hard to kill a leopard using a tied up goat and a high powered rifle

[@harpersperformancehorses3143]

These ppl need some Catahoula dogs , when these dogs are raised with the children they grow up to protect them

[@brookepace1207]

It's wrong to kill those animals after invading their space knowing they live on wild life. Find a solution. There's enough poachers there that I doubt the leopard will last many more years

[@brookepace1207]

which is sad, hate poachers too..

[@tl256]

Only clouded leopards are endangered, the rest of the sub species are fine.

[@andrethetiger7437]

I Hate poachers. Very fucker!!

[@chaosgamerr9793]

@@tl256 and snow leopards

[@tl256]

@@chaosgamerr9793 Not as critically endangered as snow leopard though

[@ajmo3525]

I REMEMBER WATCHING A DOCUMENTARY IN INDIA, WHERE A INDIAN MAN WAS SQUATTING ON THE ROAD AND DEFACTING LIKE ALL INDIANS DO AND WAS ATTACKED BY A LEOPARD JUST FOR DEFECATING ON THE OPEN ROAD. WHY NOT MAKE TOILETS INSTEAD ????😂😂😂😂

[@tm43977]

That leopard attack several people reminds me of Early Hominids got attack by them

[@samsebin7895]

can you explain what happened

[@tm43977]

@@samsebin7895 swartkrans which is Paranthropus Child Got attack by this big Cat

[@rainmayhem7043]

Leopards are my favorite of the big cats. And snow leopards are the the best looking leopards

[@havenlew]

And rarest. Snow leopards aren't as threatened by humans as they live in habitats too rough for us to live.

[@rainmayhem7043]

Craig Wilson yep they either die from old age or from a injury

[@hyunjinssoul2354]

Guy! Guys! Clouded leopards and Snow leopards are NOT subspecies of leopards.

[@hyunjinssoul2354]

Craig Wilson btw, Amur leopards are more rare. With 40 individuals and 200 in captivity.

[@hyunjinssoul2354]

Phan Nguyen 1st of all, I am a guy with a k pop artist profile pic. 2nd, The real population of the snow leopards are 8,745 individuals and are now from endangered to vulnurable.

[@athia37]

I cry for the humans and I cry for the leopards.This situation has a solution,but people and government in India must work like a team.

[@maka2210angel9_devil]

agree. I am realy feel sad about those children who get killed by leopard and sometimes by wild cats tigers and so once. but its cuz of territories spaces. also pitty fot big wild cats. But who are tryed man flash these cats are dangerous....

[@pepepepito623]

And "the solution" is...

[@adinamedrea5303]

The leopards are too many. Their number needs to be reduced drastically.

[@metalmamasue3680]

It's sad for anyone who loses a child for any reason. But animals have just as much right to the planet as we do. We must find solutions. Make sure animals have their own spaces with plenty of game to hunt. And people can use electric fencing or something like that to keep wild animals outside of their spaces.

[@tazcahoon4051]

Lol “he’s trying to figure out what poaching and human encroachment is on leopards” umm I can tell you and I can do it from my couch in the USA it’s bad for the leopards lol 😂 what other answer is he trying to get that it’s good or not bad?

[@shroomyk]

Such a sad situation. Medium and large predators often have large territories and can travel vast distances. Shoving more and more of them into increasingly smaller areas also causes competition for food and territory. Jane Goodall once said she would wish there was some way to decrease the number of humans without harm or pain. I agree with her. Humans are taking more and more space for both living and farming, and it pushes animals of all kinds into tight spaces and leads to disaster for both humans and wildlife.

[@removalman7963]

That's what the jab was for

[@maka2210angel9_devil]

so it's means humans shouldn't overpopulate the world by them and space in some overpopulated countries. Cuz its after have problems with resources and territories for humans it own and for wildlife place there and wild animals. Also parents should leave far those kids and leave near flowers in almost in forest place.

[@craigdinney5933]

I worked in champawat and Africa for wildlife preserve and scientists as armed protection..mostly from rebels. But I don't get this. This leopard problem is easy to solve. My team does this with lions and tigers and some grizzly bears. Set up blinds. With food. And wait for the cats. Use night vision if ya have to. You thank them and out transmitter..same as they do with lions and sharks. Then ya know where the problem cats are always at.

[@Raj-bu2xv]

I support leapord not humans

[@pheejl7534]

mix S.R, Go to rural India and stay out at night then. Help the leopard population grow.

[@luziaflone1951]

Then you should feed yourself to the leopards.

[@scottwortham533]

Go live in that village and say that stupid shit

[@jakechua6360]

Feed urself to leopards alive rip off u into pieces, arms then legs first until u slowly die in agony watching ur body eating by leopards

[@jamiestewart7327]

Sleeping outside with your baby while leopards are hunting.... If you make it that easy then....cmon...

[@58landman]

That has been a practice in India for centuries. Leopards typically hunt at night and often they will take a victim if, for example, an Indian decides to get up in the night and go outside his hut to answer nature's call. They attack, grab the throat and crush it and within a second, at the most, haul their victim back into the cover and then further away to stash the kill or eat part of it and then relocate it. They will even enter huts and grab a victim...a child, a man or a woman. You just never know what they might do.

[@kazkk2321]

Humanity has become a victim of its own success. Too many ppl expanding in someone else's territory aged they get whacked .

[@Desertfox170]

Excellent story well done

[@philippinestroppoholic7996]

Leopards hunt at night. Villagers need to maybe put a high fence around their village, though I understand this might be too expensive

[@0animalproductworld558]

Animal-eating people settled on the land of the animals then turned back and say the leopard is the bad guy 🐁

[@quasar6235]

And there government need to do something because it's all the government's fault period!!!!

[@bigfridge1517]

The leopard was like *yall mind if I.... YEET*

[@chesterwortham5525]

It is demoic how they place a animals life over these kids life's

[@sandipaul3964]

Kitties just doing there part in keeping the human population DOWN.

[@ThunderMichaels]

Poor Leopards. Getting looked at as evil man eaters when reality is they are just defending their turf cause they were here long before us. People got mad at an animal going animal

[@matuto2007]

Question from Brazil 🇧🇷 How is the situation now in 2022 about this area? What about that specific village where those kids were attacked? Thank You.

[@0570965]

Sounds like a hard task: Trying to keep the wildlife but keep people out of harms way. If you have to kill one, then that's the way it has to be. Never stop looking for a good way, before all are gone.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

They easily could’ve tranquilized it and relocated it instead of killing them when they’re the ones encroaching in the leopard’s territory.

[@maka2210angel9_devil]

agree with you @@sarcasticallyrearranged

[@tapanv3]

1:25 The most enlightened man I've ever seen on any documentary Respect 🙌

[@akashsuresh1369]

Weird how he can just say it when his grandchild became food for a leopard.

[@typhoonhuddle7890]

@@akashsuresh1369 Your missing the point of his statement.

[@metalmamasue3680]

Sad, VERY sad but also very true. RIP to all the children taken too soon. 🥺 But this is what happens when people encroach into wildlife territory. No matter where in the world you live, this is true. I cannot imagine the pain of losing a child no matter how it happens.

[@thinkingmind9816]

Exactly what I wanted to say, it requires strength of character to keep one's composure in such times of adversity

[@ellenleong2605]

​@@metalmamasue3680

[@francessiranovic4088]

When a leopard bites us it is an outrage. But when we take away their own terrain that is different. We think we own the earth.

[@geoffreywilliams9324]

So difficult to find a solution that protects the humans and preserves the natural wildlife . .

[@professoroperations7163]

hard work and study ..are felt ... best documentary ...can you add next episode ... with view from machan , approach of predators to kill ...best wishes

[@justincarter7687]

They have paws full of switchblades and night vision plus they are laced with fast twitch muscle fibers they are what nature intended them to be and that is a perfect killing machine all wild cats are.

[@krazylegz11]

When we wemt to Mumbai for my sister's wedding, our driver told us when we went outside the city that they see tigers all the time. We didn't see any that day, but that doesn't mean they weren't there...

[@TheAbhimanyuSP]

Must be making a fool of you or must have no knowledge to recognise and mistaking leopards to tigers

[@bobchakraborty2257]

One of the best documentaries. Excellent , Central India rockss..

[@finenterprisespvtltd6707]

An encounter with a leopard is like putting you in a drum with multiple chainsaw running in it.

[@johnnysechrist6313]

When human overpopulation takes habitats not meant for them animals are bound to protect their hunting grounds....who's to blame? Mother Earth can only support so much life.

[@mariakatagiri3736]

Beautiful documentary 😊🌹thank you !!!

[@sharicamonet9675]

I couldn’t fathom losing a child or loved one to an animal. They should never have built so close to the forest. And they can’t kill the animals in self defense? They HAVE to think of a solution, this is madness or people WILL start hunting these animals and leopards are going to meet the same fate as the Thylacine.

[@leopardprint2860]

they chose their house in leopards territory. Now they should confront the consequences, and why the heck make Indians so many children? you the population of INDIA? 1.324 billion (2016). You are aware of global warming and they are still producing humans, this should be banned. Especially when you can't effort your child a good home, food, school... There should come a rule for Indians, americans, like China did, they should have right only to one child, otherwise, this world going under very soon.

[@e-mail881]

FUCK PEOPLE! Especially INDIANS!

[@ambergoeres3128]

Trending Celebrity News u sound so stupid maan

[@leopardprint2860]

@Amber Goeres I can say the same about you.

[@azamgayle7111]

So sorry these things have to happen

[@callalilly1988]

Ok, killing any leopard that shows up is NOT a solution. WTF?

[@Scorch428]

NO HUNTING/TRAPPING LEOPARDS, GUYS. GUYS, I JUST DONT UNDERSTAND WHY THERE ARE SO MANY LEOPARD ATTACKS??

[@vivianperino5006]

callalilly1988 ....leopards are so beautiful....🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🙏🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️💀💀

[@godsdaughter9042]

Oh yes it is!!!!

[@godsdaughter9042]

☆ *To all the ones that are saying stop killing these beautiful animals, stop taking over THEIR territory and maybe they will stop killing people in the middle of the night excetera excetera *☆ 《》♤* 1st of all, no single person or neighborhood can control an entire state or countries population of human beings!! yes I understand education is key and providing methods of contraception and other forms of birth control and all of that but you're saying it like it's so easy to do or not to do so please just STFU!!!!!!* ♤ THIS is what I say to you!! ◇•◇•◇•◇•◇•◇•◇•◇•◇•◇••◇•◇•◇ It's too little too late for this community. UNTIL THE PREDATOR COMES INTO YOUR HOME AND SNATCHES YOUR NEWBORN BABY OUT OF YOUR ARMS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT AND EATS HIM OR HER AS A MIDNIGHT SNACK YOU MIGHT FEEL A LITTLE DIFFERENTLY!!! BUT UNTIL THEN , I WOULD SAY KILL THE MOTHERFUKERS! HUMAN LIFE FIRST, &ALWAYS ABOVE ALL •◇•◇•◇•◇•◇•◇•◇•◇•◇•◇•◇•◇•◇•

[@godsdaughter9042]

Seeing video of those dead leopards gave me so much pleasure knowing that the killer / murderer others newborn infants that were smashed up in the middle of the night has received somewhat of a Justice for their deaths the f****** Cat Knows the difference between a human and another animal it ain't like a deer can pick up a shotgun and split it Swig open only humans can do that so with them going to close to people's houses and walking straight in or breaking in and ripping families apart literally limb by limb to where you have hands toes hugs eyeballs teeth ears land about all over the place in your home four more devastating than killing a single f****** leopard sorry but I said Kill Em All at this point you've got to protect humans first and above all

[@randybedker1584]

Just suggesting why arm the citizens with paint ball guns. Won't kill but might be enough to deter them at least all but the hard core killers. Plus will mark the nuisance animals. For more intense work. Save the smart ones figure out how to handle the aggressive one.

[@neerajkrishnang3916]

18:16 lol.

[@rajdumbare]

Happens when u know u r getting filmed :D

[@baz_1239]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bendover6994]

Absolutely fascinating to watch, of course despite the terror.. TYSM for showing this!!!

[@carolynlong514]

Yes for sure but once again the humans r at fault. How many people compared to how many leopards r killed.

[@ewanbaxter9199]

As long as the people keep mass breeding there will be no where left for the animals. There are sanctuaries but the villagers think they have a right to live in it and the animals must go.

[@kimberlydkulcsar2671]

What a heart ache. But come on, people moved into the cats area. Maybe the people should stop breeding. Get a control. These animals are losing fast. However, those housing complexes don't belong there. Always about the money not the people.

[@Tobveryhonest]

Well thanx for your mercies for the animals. Even I am an animal lover. Even today (I m 31) I turn on Discovery, Animal Planet and Nat Geo wild first, since wild life were my childhood fantasies. But I value human life more than a wild animal. True, in India today we have barggled into their area, but even in olden times, I had heard from my dad and grandpa of leopard, tiger and elephant attacks in the villages. Means, these animals have always preyed on us.

[@TheTrunat]

Well said. This planet has far too many people. Stop having four and five kids, folks! 🤬🤬

[@ofeliawalker1998]

Lets see leopards are endangered humans over populated so yeah

[@slfishproduction8283]

48:17

[@AbdiPianoChannel]

How about staying away from their God given habitat?

[@jojolove3840]

I want to state my opinion but I don't know the family's living situation 😕 of coarse my first question is why were they sleeping outside but maybe they had no choice 🤔 I would feel so guilty and heart broken knowing I was holding my child before it was snayched my a hungry leopard so 😔 sad

[@paulreilly3904]

You'd be sleeping outside if you knew how hot it can be at night in India. Very very hot. As you can see air conditioning is not an option.

[@tracy7880]

Lots and lots of dogs... big mean ones.

[@alunchurcher7060]

tracy many of these people find it hard to feed themselves a dog is another mouth to feed. In India life is cheep due to there large families and daughters are expensive due to the still rampant dowry the have to pay on their marriages.

[@davidviner5783]

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[@trinaachatterjee-hz5mc]

It's so disheartening to see and hear of such encounters . It's not that I don't care for humans, but killing wild animals so mercilessly breaks my heart as they are not at fault . We humans force them to become our enemy by invading their habitats 🥹😭

[@arriyanbose2997]

India needs some serious reforms for population control.

[@johnmartingallagher8741]

pretty sad. but I love leopards always have and always will ❤ 🐆

[@johnson6099]

People create reasons to deal with grief. I don't believe in Karma but I understand what it is created to be.

[@georgecarberry9222]

If you live in big cat country, you must become far more observant & adjust your behaviour in order to protect yourself.

[@maka2210angel9_devil]

+++++

[@gayathrihandewar4824]

RAM RAM IN WILD LIFE CENTUARYS FRUITS SOME WILD THEY WONT COME SIDES

[@08Barclay]

There’s ample reliable data in Canada to show that relocating predators seldom works.

[@molithvongphrachanh8605]

No food humans are next

[@kidmack1121]

Almost ruined entirely by the intrusive ads!

[@papasquat1390]

9:43 I think he wanted to say: “[Leopards are] rarely spotted” but knew people like me would be watching, like “well actually…”

[@trashawntate9649]

Give the animals some land and prey they might chill

[@jennylynwall3424]

I don’t know why they don’t chip The Tigers like they do with some of the lions in Africa and great whites sharks in Massachusetts and other areas where attacks have happened on humans. This gives off a warning signal when an animal is entering the area Or the water so people can leave the area or get out of the water till the animal leaves. This has stopped a lot of great white attacks in many parts of the United States if it could be done on great white sharks I don’t know why it can’t be done on tigers. Also they are chipping Tigers and that they have caught in traps I don’t understand why they don’t put the GPS collars on them why they have them trapped. The only way they know if they are catching the same tiger twice or three times or even four times is to keep trapping it with a GPS collar they can tell if a tiger that they trapped once is in the area instead of keep trapping them over and over again. The technology is out there why don’t they use it. It has been very successful in Africa when lions are coming near or into a village. Researchers get a signal that a lien they have trapped and collard is near a village and they know exactly which lying that is and to remove it.

[@shubhamgupta982]

You definitely have a valid point of view on it but a lot more is involved in the study of leopards. Humans don't have much knowledge of the leapord species as it is nocturnal by nature and is stealth hunter. Leaopards have stealth that none of the animal can posses not even humans can come up with and leaopards have more larger territory than any other cats as they are not pack oriented animals they spread out in a large area of forest. But the main problem arrives when it's form of hunting a hunter will always go for the easiest prey they can and that's where humans and cattle lack behind I guess. And about lions they leave socially with other lioness and there Cubs form a pack unrelated to leaopards.

[@MsNoPixel]

I feel for the mother but it’s kinda her fault for leaving her 4 year old unsupervised, especially since she knows leopards roam that area, she basically asked for something to happen, however regardless of where you live you shouldn’t let a 4 year old just wander off, nothing good will ever come from letting a toddler roam around without a parent/guardian.

[@stinaalitalo538]

Can I ask.. where do you live?

[@antpoop2404]

yeah they aren't allowed to gain life experience at least until they can kill a leopard with their bare hands.

[@carlosparedes1556]

Did you even pay attention they were sleeping together and the leopard snatched the girl out of her lap

[@jeevangill2041]

@@carlosparedes1556 Some people just watch and hear what they want, it clearly said she was snatched from her lap.

[@carlosparedes1556]

@@jeevangill2041 I guess since they are Indian and leopard is held up in higher esteem they will find a way to blame the victim like it’s their fault for living in a hut 🛖 no fancy stucco brick walls here so I guess she deserves it right the leopard is wild I get it but one human being’s are becoming prey then I’m sorry kitty 🐱 you got to go

[@jamiecrawford7220]

Stock up the deer population by running a sanctuary habitat for its abundancy. Then methodically intergrade the deer population into the leopard's habitat for food source.

[@jamiecrawford7220]

Tis it dis

[@jamiecrawford7220]

When a food source is low for any predator they will seek an alternative unequivocally and humans are not out of the equation..

[@noloc4246]

Imo, I think it doesn't make sense to try and confine any predator to a specific prey. They're predators, and a cattle is just as nutricious as a deer etc... What they should be concerned about is man-eaters. Not another animal. Also raising cattle on a reservation is not too bright if you're filling it up with leopards. So much for common sense from scientists.

[@DaVultureTTG]

The main issue with them hunting cattle, aside from the fiscal cost of the cattle lost, is allowing this increases the boldness of the leopards around humans thus increasing the chances of humans becoming the prey.

[@harirajan4876]

I really want to see tigers and leopards in India

[@charlesjeffery1155]

And lions too, and I always wonder, why don't they filmed them together if the asianic lion lives in India, and the Bengal tiger does as well, and of course the leopard, then they must come across each other, like they will have to, and I would have loved to see it.

[@charlesjeffery1155]

@Shivam Joshi wow thx, I've always wondered? So do they live so far away, that there's no way possible, that they can ever come cross each other?, Meaning like, if a male tiger is setting out to find his own territory, and he decides to wonder a thousand miles away, over an huge period of time, because most of the territories that he crosse's, not only are spoken for,but the others that are not, just isn't good enough, like there's no prey around and females, so he just keeps on going and going, is there still like a 💯 percent , that, they still would never ever be able to cross paths, do to like oceans, or whatever, that makes it completely, without a doubt impossible??

[@animalaction1456]

@@charlesjeffery1155 For the most part, yes. It is pretty much impossible for Asiatic Lions and Bengal Tigers to meet in the wild. Long, long ago, Tiger and Lion territory did in fact overlap in India and they did meet each other, but now only about 674 Asiatic Lions live in a small portion in the Gir forest in india. Tigers can be found in many more parts of India and different areas in asian. But even Tigers don't even live in a quarter of the areas the once lived in and that is really sad.

[@animalaction1456]

@@charlesjeffery1155 But both Asiatic Lion and Bengal tiger territory does overlap with Leopard territory

[@shivatrident5391]

Go to Madhya Pradesh, plenty of wild life sanctuaries there. Saw leopard many times and tiger 4 times in Madhav national park, we were lucky to see the Legendary White tiger couple in captivity. Kanha is also great place and so is satpura, panna and Nauradehi and bandhavgarh. Try it.

[@Slinkylabcat]

Whatever else can be said about the Indian leopard, it must be admitted: It dresses better than its prey.

[@grizzlycountry1030]

*Sanjay Gandhi National Park is an 87 km2 (34 sq mi) protected area in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Leopard territories can range from 5-1,000 square kilometers (1-12 square miles). Definitely not large water for 40 leopards.*

[@randyhodder6015]

I feel for them.ive been hunted by cougars for years now.

[@chesterwortham5525]

What state you live in

[@randyhodder6015]

@@chesterwortham5525 michigan.ive seen cougar tracts here.was making a joke about older ladies hunting me.

[@randyhodder6015]

@pavan I know.sometimes they are tooo aggressive

[@sandreawhite7534]

terrifying. Excellent video.

[@muhammadothman7974]

Easy solution , bring meat daily and throw in it’s pathway , leopard will trust you and will not attack , all it needs is meat

[@scubadivingsince2006]

It amazes me how they’re like this is the one that killed the cattle just because it shows up to eat a meal of opportunity. Then they in most cases kill the animal. Then they’re like oh wait there’s this other cat that showed up we think it’s the one. In other words they’re just gonna keep killing all cats that show up or go through the village under an “ASSUMPTION” of that being the “RIGHT” cat. Freakin’ unreal. 🤦‍♂️🤮

[@dragonryder7]

Not to be rude, but these people do things that make them sitting ducks. But still much sorrow, the leopard was a way to heavy handed teacher.

[@andreakyla1341]

tigers are dangerous but i love tigers

[@CrystalMurphyMusic28]

4 years old out playing without his parents outside. I feel horrible for the mother but Come on, that's way too young!! I don't want to see any humans hurt or killed but they need to be more careful with how they are living and protect themselves better. This is a beautiful animal and I would hate to see it destroyed when other measures could be met to protect the families.

[@jennylynwall3424]

CrystalMurphyMusic You forgot to mention that the baby was not only alone outside it was 7:30 - 8 pm at night!!!

[@koushikdas1992]

@@jennylynwall3424 You can't sleep outside while living in that area!

[@jennylynwall3424]

@@koushikdas1992 I think you could if they have the chip in them that would give an alarm off when the animal is getting close to farmers or other residence. Just like with the lions and the white sharks that are chips, as an example the alarm will go off when a great white is 1000 yards from the beach. They can set the alarm at any distance once an animal is chipped. Also I think an electric fence would work quite nicely on keeping the Tigers away from fields and peoples houses. Electric fences can be put out quite quickly and are very reasonable. It cost us, my husband and I to put 4 strands of electric fence around 5 acres of land for our horses add a cost of about $250. That is New Jersey prices which are quite high because we are in the New York area. If an animal gets zapped by an electric fence they will not go near it again. Tigers, lions, great white sharks and a number of other animals see in color so if they paint the polls the electric fences on once zapped they will stay far away from it. They are having a lot of success with it on beaches from Massachusetts all the way down to North Carolina for the great white sharks. Also in parts of Africa where they have trouble with hyenas killing their livestock and attacking people they started using electric fence with colored poles and that seems to be very effective.

[@nicoleannaisabelle4620]

I agree and after all we are living on they’re territory! If you move in to they’re habitat be aware of the consequences!

[@maka2210angel9_devil]

agree@@nicoleannaisabelle4620

[@lukawilliams4822]

Humans impingement on leopard territory.

[@leliacogar9051]

Cougar mixed breed..

[@shireenhaider8424]

save the majestic wildlife of india.

[@cesargomes7761]

Bom documentario.aprende.se muito com ele.bem feito.bom colorido.agradeço pelo documentario. E pelo trabalho de voces.Obrigado.