Looking out for gibbons!
On dry land to save ourselves from leeches. Trains often kill elephants here. We were enjoying the trail walk when a rather unpleasant smell hit us. Diganta and Baruah confirmed that a leopard was walking just a few minutes ahead of us and was watching us. They made loud noises and clapped and were very happy that a leopard was so close by. This was enough to give Mandira the scares and she asked me - If the leopard is walking ahead, why are we following him? . It was a good question and I just suggested her to keep pace with the rest of group and avoid becoming leopard breakfast. We need not have worried as we soon came upon the dung(?) of the leopard and our two guides confirmed the the leopard had eaten a wild pig.