Indian forest officials successfully reunited a leopard cub with its mother in Nashik on Tuesday (August 13).<br /><br />The cub had fallen into a well in Gajarwadi village in Niphad near Nashik on August 10.<br /> <br />Forest officials rushed to the spot and rescued the cub, which was declared medically fit to be released back into the forest by the vets. <br /><br />But it took nearly three days of work to make the reunion happen.<br /><br />The cub was kept in a sugarcane field frequented by the mother. On the first two days, the leopard came close to the cage but left moments before arriving there, perhaps wary of the human presence. <br /><br />On the night of August 11, the leopard came and stood at a distance. <br />A forest official then opened the cage lid and finally, the cub was reunited with its mother.
