In a recent incident that has caught the attention of wildlife experts, a pangolin was rescued from a populated area in Maharashtra. This is just one of several similar rescues that have been carried out in recent months, indicating a troubling trend of wildlife encroaching into human habitats.
Pangolins, which are protected under Indian wildlife laws, are easily recognizable due to their unique appearance and defensive behavior. The Maharashtra forest department is actively working to combat the illegal smuggling of pangolins, which is a serious wildlife crime in the region.
Assistant Conservator of Forests Deepak Pawar stressed the importance of raising public awareness and taking swift action in these types of situations. He pointed out that the presence of a pangolin in a populated area highlights the increasing instances of wildlife-human interaction, underscoring the need for proactive measures to protect both animals and people.
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