Leopard that mauled six people in Indian school escapes again
A male leopard that ran amok in an Indian school, mauling six people before it was captured, has escaped its enclosure, officials have said.
The eight-year-old leopard wandered into a school in Bangalore on 7 February, where it was caught on video lunging at forest and police officials as they cornered it near a swimming pool.
It took around 12 hours to capture the animal and tranquilise it.
The animal manages to tear some trim off the outside of the vehicle before scampering back down the road
One video shows it leaping over a high gate, crashing into a car before running away.
Leopard injures 15 in one town as beast goes on 'very aggressive' rampage
The wild beast struck in the north-eastern Indian state of Assam on Monday, attacking 10 residents at the Rain Forest Research Institute in Chenijan
Leopard injures 15 in one town as beast goes on 'very aggressive' rampage
The wild beast struck in the north-eastern Indian state of Assam on Monday, attacking 10 residents at the Rain Forest Research Institute in Chenijan
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Leopard attack videos in India seem to be endless
