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Pune: Wild Animal Spotted Near Dhanori Road During Early Morning Walk |WATCH VIDEO

Pune: An unexpected wildlife sighting surprised residents near the Aranyaeshwar Ganpati Mandir on the Dhanori Gaon–Dhanori–Charholi Road during the early hours of the morning. A resident out for a walk with a friend spotted a wild animal quietly moving through the area. The animal initially appeared to be a fox, although its exact identity could not be confirmed. Some residents believe it may…

Pune: Wild Animal Spotted Near Dhanori Road During Early Morning Walk |WATCH VIDEO

Pune witnessed an unexpected encounter with a wild animal near the Aranyaeshwar Ganpati Mandir on the Dhanori Gaon–Dhanori–Charholi Road in the early hours of the morning. A resident and a friend were walking when they noticed an animal moving quietly through the area. Initially, the animal appeared to be a fox, though its precise species could not be determined.

Some locals speculated that it might be a golden jackal. The sighting occurred in close proximity to a densely populated urban area, raising curiosity and concern among residents.

While the animal disappeared without incident, it served as a reminder of the coexistence between urban development and wildlife habitats. Similar instances of wild animal sightings have been reported in and around the Dhanori region in the past, implying that such occurrences are not entirely uncommon in the outskirts of Pune. The incident has also underscored the need to review the impact of noise and light pollution on local wildlife, as suggested by a parliamentary panel, on September 9.

No reports of confrontation or harm to people were filed following the sighting. In light of this event, residents have been urged to maintain a safe distance from wild animals and refrain from approaching or disturbing them if they are encountered, ensuring both human safety and the well-being of the animals.

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