Updated On: 04 October, 2021 07:40 AM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
Forest department is now looking for a radio collar so that they can monitor this leopard’s movements; authorities set up one more cage to trap leopard

This leopard, aged between 1.5 and 2 years, was caught in the early hours of October 1
A young leopard caught in a cage inside Aarey Milk Colony last week is a sibling of the big cat that is suspected to be behind the series of attacks on the locals in recent weeks. The trapped animal could be fitted with a chip, said officials.
“We have plans to radio-collar the leopard that was trapped from Aarey Milk Colony but it depends on the availability of the radio collar,” said Principal Chief Conservator of Forest–Wildlife Sunil Limaye.