For Sri Lanka’s dwindling leopards, wire snares are the leading killer
2020-06-05 10:17
COLOMBO — On May 29, a vanishingly rare black leopard — an actual black panther — died at a government wildlife treatment facility in Sri Lanka. It had been brought there three days earlier after being trapped in a snare in a tea estate in the hill town of Hatton, in the central district of […]
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