The NGO RAWW recently rescued a golden jackal near a housing society in Mumbai's Mulund. A video of the rescue operation has surfaced on social media. This incident highlights ongoing human-jackal conflicts, as multiple cases of jackals have been found in human settlements close to mangrove forests in Mulund and Vikhroli. The Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) hosts a healthy population of jackals, but they face significant threats to their survival, including habitat destruction, feral dogs, and roadkill. Jackal Attack in Mumbai: Golden Jackal Bites Man in Chembur, 2nd Incident in Recent Weeks.
Golden Jackals in Mumbai
#Mumbai: A golden jackal was rescued near a housing society in Mulund by NGO RAWW. pic.twitter.com/lvb2AgYvLy
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