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Rare 'Majestic' Black Leopard Spotted In Indian Wildlife Park

Rare Majestic Black Leopard Spotted In Indian Wildlife Park 02/03/21 AT 8:11 AM A wildlife photographer was left mesmerized after spotting a rare black leopard just 30 feet away from him. He seized the opportunity and captured the moment. Anurag Gawande was on a safari at Tadoba National Park in the western Indian state of Maharashtra when he saw the melanistic leopard crossing a track. It was surprising because we thought we will see a tiger but we saw black leopard [sic] strolling on the pathway! The 24-year-old photographer said as per Ladbible. Gawande said he was tracking a tiger when he unexpectedly came across the leopard that had been hunting a deer at the national park.

Teen from K'Taka photographs Kabini's Black Panther | 18-year-old spends 150 hours to spot & photograph Kabini's elusive Black Panther

Updated Dec 14, 2020 | 10:00 IST An 18-year-old boy from Karnataka has managed to photograph the elusive cat after patiently waiting over 150 hours on a single road inside Kabini Forest Reserve. Teen spends 150 hrs to spot & snap Kabini s Black Panther  The elusive Black Panther in Karnataka’s Kabini Forest Reserve is a thing of beauty. Some mesmerisng shots of the big cat had gone viral and wowed millions of netizens a few months ago. Shaaz Jung, the photographer who took the incredible shots, shared the pictures on his Instagram page, following which they spread like wildfire. Netizens were absolutely gobsmacked by the splendour of the big cat. Many of them were reminded of The Jungle Book character ‘Bagheera’.

Politician's son captures rare black panther in Kabini forest after waiting for 150 hours

Dog tied to car, dragged on road; Kerala man charged For how long will you wait for the perfect shot? Stories of avid photographers staying parked for hours in the wild, waiting patiently for that one perfect shot are often heard of. But nothing like the length to which this Karnataka boy went. To put across the surprising statistics first, 18-year-old Dhruv Patil spent over 9000 minutes, or 150 hours (that s roughly between 6 to 7 days) on a single road at a national forest in Kolkata, his proud father MB Patil posted on social media. The exemplary display of patience and passion just to capture an elusive black panther with his camera.