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Mangalore: Successful Operation Wild Cat Draws Huge Crowd at Shaktinagar

  •   Tue, Oct 07 2008 03:55:04 PM

Mangalore: Successful Operation Wild Cat Draws Huge Crowd at Shaktinagar

Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (MM/SP)

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Mangalore, Oct 7: A wild cat found in an open well in Prashanti Layout in Shaktinagar, was rescued with the help of the fire brigade personnel and experts from Pilikula Nisargadhama on Tuesday October 7.

The wild cat was found trapped inside an open well, when the owners of the well went to draw water from it. They immediately informed the fire fighters. The fire fighters and experts from Pilikula Nisargadhama rushed to the spot and carried out an operation to rescue the wild cat.

Dinesh, well-known for catching the snakes, led the operation and successfully brought out the wild cat. Later it was placed inside a cage and taken to Pilikula. Henceforth, this wild cat can be seen in Pilikula Nisargadhama.

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  • charles paul, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 11 2008

    Hi Ruchir, A 'Beru' is what is commonly called a Toddy cat, it is also called a Palm Civit. The cat that was caught is a Jungle cat. Its scientific name is Felis chaus.

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  • Anantha Prasad, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 10 2008

    Really great work by the rescue team. nice coverage by the Daijiworld team. I saw the video, disgusting thing is when the cat was brought up one of them was trying to kick that cat, (at 1:02 min, in video). its not clear whether he is trying to catch hold with his leg or trying to kill it. But it looks like he is trying to kill. If so what is the use of effort put by so many people. Poor cat has to lead rest of its life in jail....

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  • Thomas P. Andrade, Mangalore / Canada

    Sat, Oct 11 2008

    Hitherto we had only heard about wild cat but now we know how it looks. Thanks to Daijiworld for providing us with pictorial report.

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  • Anwar- Uchil Mangalore , Kabul- Afghanistan

    Thu, Oct 09 2008

    Really Great effort for fire fighters

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  • Preema, Canada

    Thu, Oct 09 2008

    Wild Cats are really cute....

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  • RUDOLF, MANGALOR/MUMBAI

    Thu, Oct 09 2008

    REALY DAIJI WORLD PEOPLE DOING GREAT JOB. NICE COVERAGE. KEEP IT UP IN OTHER HAPPENIGS IN OUR MOTHER TOWN.

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  • Della Rego, Mangalore,Doha,Qatar

    Wed, Oct 08 2008

    Wow nice pictures, thanks to daijiworld & thanks to Pilikula nisargadhama rescue team. Wild cat is survived but it has to be in the cage at Nisargadhama, as it used to be free before it was caught into the well. Poor cat.

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  • Royal cutinho, Sharjah, U.A.E

    Wed, Oct 08 2008

    This is not Beru.This is Kad puche (kadu beku)

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  • Prashanth, Mangalore

    Wed, Oct 08 2008

    Dear Lester, it is nice to see you active, keep it up. Nice pictures.

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  • Joel, Mangalore/Kulshekar

    Wed, Oct 08 2008

    Hello Ruchir, This is not "Beru"

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  • Jayanth, Bangalore

    Wed, Oct 08 2008

    I guess this is 'purngu pucche'or 'alpucche'. Please write in detail if any body knows.

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  • ruchir agarwal, mangalore

    Wed, Oct 08 2008

    Is this what is known as "Beru"? can anyone tell

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  • Ajju, riyadh,katipalla

    Tue, Oct 07 2008

    Nice pictures...daijiworld thanks for the good pictures..

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