As the ecological environment of our province continues to improve, the forests of Hunchun and Wangqing have become homes for many rare wild animals. Yesterday afternoon, the staff of Wangqing Branch of Changbai Mountain Forest Industry Group came across a wild Northeast leopard.
The above video shows the situation of a majestic wild Northeast leopard when the staff of the Wangqing branch of Changbaishan Forest Industry Group was working on the eve of the National Day at about 2:30 pm on September 29.
It is understood that when the working vehicle was on the county road from Dahuanggou to Huanggou Forest Farm of Wangqing Forestry Bureau, a wild northeastern leopard was sitting in the jungle at six or seven meters on the left front of the vehicle. , Looking at the highway side.
The staff quickly took out their mobile phones and took pictures. The Northeast Leopard was not afraid, but the reaction was calm, sitting there and letting the staff take pictures.
After dozens of seconds, this northeastern leopard calmly left the staff's sight and wandered into the dense forest.
The reporter learned that the Northeast leopard is a large cat and is a national first-level protected wild animal. It is listed as a critically endangered species by the World Conservation Union Red List of Endangered Species.
Changbaishan Forest Industry Group Wangqing Branch Staff:
There were also cases of and Siberian tiger found before. Once found, first contact the local police station and contact the local police station. Residential areas call and communicate, telling them that large wild animals are found here, and the first thing to do is to protect their own safety.Another thing is to protect the safety of the walking routes of wild Siberian tigers and leopards.
Previously, in August, images of Northeast leopards were taken in Tianqiaoling Forestry Bureau of Jilin Province for three consecutive days.
If the northeastern leopard frequently appears in the same area, this area may have become a key activity area for the northeastern leopard. Citizens need to be vigilant when traveling, do not follow, do not open car windows, and do not stay for a long time to prevent human-leopard conflicts.
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