Leopard spotted roaming streets in busy neighborhood
By Sejal Mandal via SWNS
This footage shows a leopard strolling through a busy neighborhood - as locals watch on.
The big cat is thought to have wandered down from nearby hills into Ganzi Prefecture, China, earlier this week (Sept. 1).
The video shows a crowd of locals following the animal - which appears to be disoriented by its unfamiliar surroundings.
Authorities from the animal protection and forestry departments quickly arrived on the scene and released the leopard back into the wild.
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