Black Panther Attack Reported in Jelebu, Negeri Sembilan

A shocking wildlife incident occurred in Bukit Tangga, located in Jelebu district of Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, when a lorry driver was suddenly attacked by a black panther while parked by the roadside. The unexpected encounter left the driver with a head injury and a bleeding forehead.

According to initial reports, the black panther leapt at the driver without warning. Following the attack, the wild animal appeared to be startled and quickly fled across the road into a nearby forested area. The victim was fortunate to survive the encounter and is currently receiving medical attention.

Previous Black Panther Incident in the Same Area

This is not the first time such an incident has occurred in the region. Two years ago, a black panther was fatally struck by a vehicle in the same area. Local residents are becoming increasingly familiar with the presence of wild animals, especially in rural and forest-adjacent areas like Bukit Tangga.

The repeated appearance of these elusive creatures highlights the growing concern over human-wildlife conflicts in Negeri Sembilan, which is situated in the central region of Peninsular Malaysia. The Jelebu district, known for its hilly terrain and rich biodiversity, often sees wildlife venturing close to human settlements.

Authorities are now being urged to enhance surveillance and implement precautionary measures to prevent further incidents. Conservationists also emphasize the need for a balanced approach that protects both human safety and the preservation of Malaysia’s wildlife.

Source: Social network