Forest department states paw prints found in Mannur are not leopards
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The Forest Department confirmed that paw prints found in Mannur do not belong to a leopard.
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- The Forest Department announced that residents do not need to be concerned about leopard sightings in Mannur.
- Officials inspected the area with drones and found no evidence of leopards or animal attacks.
- They suggested that the animal spotted by a student was likely a large jungle cat.
- This investigation followed reports from locals who claimed to have seen a leopard in the region.
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