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Study Reveals High Density of Sri Lankan Leopards

5/6/2025

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A groundbreaking study in Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka, uncovers a remarkable density of Sri Lankan leopards—41 per 100 square kilometers. With over 90 encounters and 34 identified individuals, this biodiverse haven is not only a sanctuary for these majestic creatures but also a promising site for wildlife tourism and conservation initiatives.

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A groundbreaking study in Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka, uncovers a remarkable density of Sri Lankan leopards—41 per 100 square kilometers. With over 90 encounters and 34 identified individuals, this biodiverse haven is not only a sanctuary for these majestic creatures but also a promising site for wildlife tourism and conservation initiatives.