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Leopard attacks tourist
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Yea I'm surprised he didn't get pulled out of the truck by that animal.
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No tourist involved.
Should never have gotten so close to a Leopard that appears to be skinny and anold male with broken teeth. The tour guide should have picked that up and kept his distance especially with an open vehicle full of tourists. They overcrowd the cat, he looks up at the driver in the eye.
To cap it two vehicles drive over the leopard.
He is very lucky this is an old emaciated male, had this cat been in better shape the guide would have been in serious trouble as well as the rest of the tourists as the cat would have had no trouble joining them in the open truck.
Very unprofessional.
Should never have gotten so close to a Leopard that appears to be skinny and anold male with broken teeth. The tour guide should have picked that up and kept his distance especially with an open vehicle full of tourists. They overcrowd the cat, he looks up at the driver in the eye.
To cap it two vehicles drive over the leopard.
He is very lucky this is an old emaciated male, had this cat been in better shape the guide would have been in serious trouble as well as the rest of the tourists as the cat would have had no trouble joining them in the open truck.
Very unprofessional.
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Do stupid things you pay the price. When I lived in Fort Nelson along the Alaska highway tourists would try to get close to bears then wonder why they got attacked
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