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Javan-leopard

Archipelago 11 months ago

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Evacuated Javan leopard still awaiting release into the wild

It remained motionless in the corner of its cage while animal caretakers entered its enclosure and it did not hiss, bare its fangs or growl. Additionally, the predator did not pounce on or attack live prey provided by the caretakers, including chickens and goats.

Archipelago 3 years ago

Endangered leopards prey on livestock in Central Java

Residents of Tempur village in Jepara, Central Java, have reported that Javan leopards, a critically endangered species, have been preying on their livestock in recent weeks.

National 5 years ago

Endangered Javan leopard dies after days in snare

A female Javan leopard that was caught for days in a snare in Ciwidey Forest in West Java has died after being taken by authorities to the Bandung Zoological Garden (Bazoga) for treatment on Friday evening.

National 6 years ago

Wildlife corridor needed to save Javan leopards from extinction: Expert

The worst possible effect of inbreeding could be the species' extinction.

National 6 years ago

Endangered Javan leopard evacuated from West Java village

West Java Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) evacuated a black Javan leopard, or panther, from Cimalingping in Kasomalang district in Subang on Saturday after it became trapped inside a house.

Environment 6 years ago

10 critically endangered Javan leopards spotted in West Java

Guntur Papandayan is also home to the endangered Javan gibbon, the Javan surili, the Javan hawk-eagle and the Javan slow loris.

National 7 years ago

Patrol stepped up to prevent Javan leopard from entering settlement

The Tasikmalaya Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) has set up a communication network connected to people living near the Gunung Sawal Wildlife Reserve in Ciamis regency, West Java, to prevent human-wildlife conflict in the area.

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