Udupi: Super actor dog acts dead, saves itself from the jaws of a leopard


Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (MS)

Udupi, Aug 14: A dog fooled a leopard, which is considered smart when it comes to having its prey, and saved its life.

The dog acted as if it was dead and saved itself from a potential attack of the leopard. This incident took place at Parkala near Manipal.

Leopard attacks and sighting is quite common in the vicinity of Parkala these days. Leopards have entered the quarters that are opposite Manipal university and created a ruckus. A month ago, al eopard was found near the  Peacock point. Two days ago, a video went viral in which a leopard was trying to pull the dog that was tied with a belt at home.

In the video it could be seen that the leopard waited for about one-and-a half minute by hiding beneath the swing in front of the house. Then it suddenly leaped on to the dog Tomi at Ramachandra Kedilaya's house. All those who watched the video thought that the dog was dead. The leopard had bitten the neck of the dog for about four minutes. Tomi fought for some time and then fell as if it was dead.

In the mean time, the owner of the house switched on the lights. The leopard also escaped from the spot leaving the dog behind. So Tomi survived against all odds.

Tomi is being given medical aid since the attack and is doing fine now. The acting of the dog like a dead animal stole the hearts of all viewers. 

 

 

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, Aug 15 2022

    Dog cant act as dead.Because leopard had bitten on his neck ,he must have fallen ,as lost for a minute senses ,,reeling .As the owner put on lights ,leopard had hidden or ran .so that dog could came to senses.Thank God owner came in time .Otherwise leopard never leaves its prey once seen or bitten.

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  • PITU, india

    Mon, Aug 15 2022

    i am animal expert, could be the dog was paralysed or unbreathable. in painful situation no chance to act dead. Thank God that it is safe. usually dogs are prey to wild cats

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  • Indian citizen, Mangalore

    Mon, Aug 15 2022

    Can’t say for sure that the dog acted smart as if it was dead and saved itself. Looks like it was paralysed due to shock or had a minor heart attack.

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  • Ramesh Rao, DUBAI

    Sun, Aug 14 2022

    This incident ought to be a Red Flag for all in our Coorg, South Kanara & since last incident, Manipal, Udupi & sorroundings... Wild life & poisionous animals (leppords, wildboar, reptiles, poisionous small snakes, insects, even certain wasps/ants) are all around, and the rains bring them all together !!

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  • Sandy, Udupi

    Mon, Aug 15 2022

    If humans relentlessly encroach into animal’s home, they have no choice but to invade your home. Human population needs to be reduced to allow this planet to survive

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  • g m hegde, Mumbai

    Sun, Aug 14 2022

    how come no press conference was called by the victim shouting victimisation

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