Kundapura: Gorilla sighted at Vaddarse near Kota


Team Udayavani, Jan 6, 2021, 8:14 PM IST

Kundapura: A gorilla was seen early on the morning of January 6 at Vaddarse in Udupi district.

A newspaper delivery man on his routine at Vaddarse saw the gorilla and shot a video of it in his mobile.

The sighting of the gorilla has intrigued the locals.

Sightings of wild animals such as leopards, wild boars and tigers are common but gorillas are rare at the forests in the district.

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