Question

Luxurious houses on the edge of a big city which one promoter
sold with the tagline Where Nature peeps through every window." All
the advantages of a modern lifestyle but with the added bonus of fresh
air. But nature isn't greenery alone; it also includes wild animals.
While the view from the picture windows was easy on the eye,
occasionally, it made them gulp with nervousness. At dusk, wild cats
leaped out of the adjoining forest on to the top of the peripheral walls
and strolled nonchalantly. Sometimes, they lounged on ledges with their
long tails swinging freely, oblivious of the many worried human eyes
pinned on them. Their cold yellow aggressive eyes turned black as their
pupils dilated with failing light.
Some Mumbaikars paid a lot of money to see leopards on safari in
Africa. But to watch them from one's own home was disconcerting.
These predators were out of line, stepping off nature into the city. Why
did the leopards not stay within the 100-square kilometre Sanjay Gandhi
National Park? Perhaps, the leopards thought that if people could venture
into nature to jog, walk and picnic, why couldn't they hang around
apartment blocks? If people could enjoy nature, couldn't nature savour
humanity's offerings?
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Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

Summary

Explanation:

A promoter sold luxurious houses on the city's edge with the tagline "Where Nature peeps through every window". Along with greenery and fresh air the place also included wild animals. The animals would come out of the adjoining forest and would stroll atop the peripheral walls. This scared the residents and they wondered why the animals wouldn't stay inside the Sanjay Gandhi National Park and came out to the apartments. Maybe they thought that they should also enjoy humanity's offerings just as humans enjoy those provided by the nature.