The blackbuck population in Nepal’s Khairapur conservation area has significantly declined, with 34 deaths and 20 disappearances recorded over the past 15 months. Frequent leopard attacks, alongside threats from other predators and environmental factors, remain the primary drivers behind the species' dwindling numbers.
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The blackbuck population in Nepal’s Khairapur conservation area has significantly declined, with 34 deaths and 20 disappearances recorded over the past 15 months. Frequent leopard attacks, alongside threats from other predators and environmental factors, remain the primary drivers behind the species' dwindling numbers.
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