Leopards are one of four large cats of the genus Panthera that live in Africa and Asia. They are from 1 to nearly 2 meters long, weighing 30 – 90 kg. Females are usually about 2/3 as small as males. Although smaller than other big cats, leopards are still formidable predators.
With their camouflage and hiding habits, they can get close to residential areas without being detected. However, habitat destruction and poaching are pushing some leopard subspecies to the brink of extinction.
Recently, on social networks appeared a clip recording the warning of apricot flowers being attacked by wild boars in the middle of the road, which received much attention from the online community. Specifically, a leopard lying on the road is being violently attacked by 3 wild boars. It is worth mentioning that the leopard did not react at all.
It is known that this one year old leopard died before being attacked by wild boars. Before, when crossing the road at night, it was hit by a truck and died on the spot.
The location where it crashed was between Palani City and Kodaikanal City in India. Soon after, rangers of the area arrived at the scene to investigate who stabbed the leopard.
The wild boar or wild boar (Sus scrofa), also known as the boar, is a species of pig found in Eurasia, North Africa, and the Greater Sunda Islands. Humans are expanding their range, making them one of the most widely distributed mammals. They are classified as a species of least concern by the IUCN. Wild boars probably lived in South-East Asia during the early Pleistocene, and are now present almost throughout the Old World.