Black Panthers spotted in Assam's Manas National Park

Black Panthers sighted in Manas National Park, Assam

Tourists visiting the Manah region of Manas National Park were left in awe as two black panthers were spotted crossing in front of a tourist vehicle in the Banhbari range. The rare and mesmerizing sight was captured on camera, adding to the growing excitement among wildlife enthusiasts.

The presence of black panthers in Manas has become increasingly common, with visitors frequently witnessing their free movement in the national park. The recent sighting has further enhanced Manas' reputation as a prime destination for wildlife tourism.

Black panthers, a melanistic variant of leopards, are known for their elusive nature, making such sightings exceptionally rare in the wild. Manas National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, continues to be a thriving habitat for diverse wildlife, including tigers, elephants, and rhinos. The increased visibility of black panthers has drawn more tourists to the park, boosting ecotourism in the region.

Forest officials and conservationists are closely monitoring the black panthers and their movements to ensure their safety. The park authorities have urged visitors to follow responsible tourism practices while enjoying these spectacular wildlife moments.