Over 400 confirmed human kills...
Shot by Jim Corbett in 1910 in Kumaon, Northern India...
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9 comments:
OMG! 400? Yikes!
Don't know how you could kill something that looks so beautiful like that with all of it's spots. It's so sad :(
@ ablogintherough: it was not Jim Corbett - but the maneating leopard that had killed four hundred people...
That is certainly scary, over 400 people killed by the leopard. Fortunately, such "serial maneaters" are rare, I think.
This man-eating leopard killed 400 confirmed kills over a period of single year.
i think its shocking how someone could kill such an amazing creature its so horrible
qasrani said... "This man-eating leopard killed 400 confirmed kills over a period of single year."
Do not be absurd. That was the estimated kill count in grand total over its entire career as a man-eater. Its true kill count was probably fewer still.
Others asked how one could kill such a beautiful animal... Tell that to the mothers of the children it killed. Stupid.
Yes its true this leopard was killed for being a maneater . its sad as well as a relief ....u can truely understand the emotions only when u read Jim Corbett's books . U can get to know jungle and its creatures like never before....i have read it so many times yet everytime i read , its still so thrilling .
Please read Jim Corbetts book about man-eating cats in India und can understand much more about this topic.
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