[GiBi]

Fucking big cat

[Chinothe1]

Damn I bet he just about shitted in his pants. Poor guy or should I say dumb ass.

[luton loyal]

[kellyhound]

dumbass

[warship_satin]

lmao why is everyone blaming the dude

[Brometheus]

lol^ yea i dont know how they got to that conclusion.. unless i missed something in the article.

[PoetsOfTheFall]

Great pics!!!But feel regret for the animal,he has lost freedom

[bdjackass318]

Originally Posted by warship_satin ↗

lmao why is everyone blaming the dude

i don't think anyone is blaming the guy who got scalped. they are blaming us humans in general because as each day passes we encroach more and more on land that once belonged to these animals. it's not only leopards that attack but elephants also have attacked and killed people in india. http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...h-india-80586/ here is a link of wild elephants on a rampage. surprise it too takes place in india

[AUDUN0905]

http://www.vg.no/nyheter/utenriks/ar...artid=10074790

Just watch picture 3-5. Holy shit.

A man left his house and a leopard which had gotten to his town through some jungle not far away, attacked him. A photographer was there and got it on his camera. The leopard was drugged by those little arrows or whatever you call it, and the man survived and is now in hospital with serious but controlled casualties.

[Mr.Goodbar]

Part of a man's scalp was ripped off by a wild leopard, which panicked and attacked four people when it walked into a bustling residential area in India.

The fully-grown leopard set upon the group when it walked into a house in a busy neighbourhood of Guwahati, a large city in north-east India.

Dramatic photos show the leopard lashing out at a man, identified by Indian media as a cook named Hari, whose scalp is severely cut as he tries to fend off the animal.


One man shut the leopard inside the house before forest officials came to sedate it, Britain's Daily Mail reported.

Hari was taken to hospital for injuries to his head and face, while the leopard was taken to a zoo for observation.

"We believe the cat strayed into the area from a nearby hillock, maybe in search of food," a forest department official said.
Tranquilised ... the leopard was taken to a zoo.


Thousands of people gathered in the streets to catch a glimpse of the leopard, which only made the animal more anxious, Yahoo News India reported.

Animal workers took 45 minutes and three shots to tranquillise the animal.

"Our people need to be sensitised," said Surajit Dutta, director of the Kaziranga National Park.

"You traumatise an animal like this and it will attack. You let it pass, while informing us, and it normally will. We can then get the situation under control as our people are trained to do this."

Guwahati is close to the dense Garbhanga Forest.