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Bengal Leopards
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These felines are highly endangered and scientists and zoo specialists are resorting to breeding them in captivity. The number of wild species has decreased drastically over the past century, and chances are they will be gone by the middle of the 21st century. Nowadays, they are mostly concentrated in sanctuaries and reserves of India, Nepal, Bhutan, Burma and Bangladesh. Many of those raised in captivity are released into their usual habitat, and they require supervision for long after release, because more often than not, they have a hard time getting used to this new environment.
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Bengal Leopards -
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These wild cats are inborn hunters and are in no way suited for domestic conditions. They can be lovely as cubs, but mature species are too large and unpredictable to be kept as pets. Buying them out of prestige is absolutely inhumane, as this cripples their mentality. In the wild, they always have a chance and actually have no option but to exercise their natural hunting instinct that is strongly inherent in them. In mature animals confined to small areas this instinct may surface any moment. What do you think will happen if this happens when you and your family least expect? Learn nmore about bengal leopards at catteries and acquire information on this cat breed.
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