What did the clip say?: The text inside the viral clip said, "Leopard found in Bangalore near Bannerghatta." The viral post had garnered nearly 40 thousand likes on the platform.
What are the facts?: The viral video could be traced back to at least November 2022, when a leopard attacked residents in Karnataka's Mysuru area.
How did we find that out?: The Quint had shared similar visuals on its official YouTube channel on 4 November 2022. Its title said, "Watch | Leopard Attack in Mysore, Forest official and Residents Injured."
News reports: A report published by NDTV said that a clip showing a leopard attacking people in Mysuru, Karnataka, went viral on social media platforms.
The report mentioned that the video was posted by an Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda, which sparked debate on animal safety and human encroachment.
Conclusion: The video is old and is being incorrectly shared as a recent one on the internet.
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