Man fears that injured leopard lays on the road so he pulls over
This man saw what he believed to be a large injured wild cat lying in the middle of the road while he was driving his automobile. He pulled over and went to investigate despite his intense fear.
A leopard was sleeping on the road near Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire when it was spotted by Ben Lilly, a 40-year-old man. He stopped his car and gingerly walked up to the animal, afraid it may attack him. But when he drew closer, he saw that it was merely a coat that had been abandoned, possibly by some partygoers.
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