It’s chilling to see a LEOPARD climb a 10-foot gate, grab a helpless animal and then run off in the dark

  • Video taken at Chhatarpur, India, in December shows a jungle cat roaming 
  • The pooch is hidden behind a gate, so the jungle cat leaps in a courtyard to find it.
  • It grasps the dog, and then scales a gate 10 feet high with the helpless pet in its jaws.  










It was the most chilling moment that a wild leopard climbed a gate 10ft high with a dog in its mouth.

The footage was taken in Chhatarpur in central India’s state of Madhya Pradesh in December and shows the jungle cat in action.

The pooch was seen behind a gate by the dog and it leapt into a courtyard.  

The leopard leaps over the gate

It swiftly grabs the pooch in its jaws

The footage was taken in Chhatarpur (state of Madhya Pradesh), central India in December. It shows the jungle cats roaming in their neighborhood, before they grab the pup.

It seized the helpless dog and pulled it to its side.

When the leopard approached, the dog nervously backtracked from the gate.

The leopard grabbed the dog by the jaws, and then he walked back through the gates into darkness.   

The dog had nervously backed away from the gate when it heard the leopard advance but it was too quick and grabbed it before it could escape

Although the dog was nervously backing away from the gate, it heard the leopard approaching and it grabbed the key before the animal could flee. 

Camera traps installed on a Chhatarpur farm in June allowed for the capture of this sighting.

The farm was being criticized by locals for a possible leopard sighting. Camera traps were therefore installed. 

Forest officials stated that they are currently scanning the area for pugmarks, but no pugmarks have been found.

Wildlife SOS also provided assistance to the forest department, who has previously been involved with animal rescues in this region. 

In the same area, they had previously installed a trap box.  

The leopard was reported to have strayed from the area by those who objected, however officials claimed it couldn’t be seen as the footage was shot at a distance.

Officials installed camera traps and cages to check for animals in the vicinity.

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