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The video, shared on Twitter by Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani on Sunday, showed a close encounter between the two predators while they were sitting on a tree. Epic encounter between a black panther and leopard in Kabini | Photo Credit: Twitter
The Kabini forest in the state of Karnataka has provided some incredible photos of wild animals in the last 12 months. The ones that went crazy viral on social media showed a black panther.
The photographer who took the incredible shots is Shaaz Jung. He shared the pictures on his Instagram page, following which they spread like wildfire on social media. Netizens were absolutely gobsmacked by the splendour of the big cat. Many of them were reminded of The Jungle Book character ‘Bagheera’.
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A well-captured animal photograph can leave netizens in awe. The photos of Kabini Forest s elusive Black Panther is perhaps the best example from recent times.
Some amazingly well-captured animal pictures have gone viral on social media this year. However, there were a few standouts that will be remembered for many years.
In India, some mesmerisng shots of the elusive Black Panther went viral on the internet. The photographer, Shaaz Jung, said he spent the last five years and 12 hours every day tracking the panther.