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Right earlobe was missing

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Divul Kaele 3:3 Male (2019) [YM 48/Samuel]

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[Divul=Wood apple (Limonia acidissima), Kaele=forest]

Divul Kaele 3:3 male was born in early 2019, around the Y – Junction with his sister, the Divul Kaele 2:2 female. Their mother is the Thalgasmankada 2:3 female and this is her third known litter.

When compared with his sister, he was quite shy. They were photographed around the Y – Junction, Divul Kaele, Darshana Wewa Junction, and the Thalgasmankada area.

The whole family was seen frequently around Mōdharagala since September 2020. By that time, part of his right ear lobe was missing.

In November and December 2020, this male was often seen around the Mōdharagala area, all by himself. A few times, he was observed around the Mōdharagala area in close proximity to the dominant Medha Pāra 2:3 male. Since the early half of 2021, this male was not seen around his native area and no further sightings were recorded.

Yala Leopard Diary database – https://yalaleoparddiary.com/identified-leopard-result/YM48 https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.710277332995117&type=3

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Right earlobe was missing

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