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This is the first time I've been able to get good close ups of the female Amur Leopard. She usually hides behind rocks or underbrush, but it was feeding time and she was waiting for her dinner.
Taken through plexiglass.
This is Katia. Philly Zoo's male Amur Leopard, Krepke, can be seen here:
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Amurs are the rarest big cat.
Panthera pardus kotiya
Wilpaththu National Park.
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We spotted this leopard our first morning in Kenya. She had just finished eating and was with her kill about half way up an umbrella tree.
Ein Leopard im Moremi-Wildreservat (Okavangodelta, Botswana).
A Leopard in the Moremi Game Reserve (Okavango Delta, Botswana).
Snow Leopards are very endangered - native to Central and South Asia, there are less than 7000 left in the world, and fewer than 2500 of them will ever reproduce.......we have three at our Tauthaus Park Zoo (Mom and two young) in Idaho Falls, Idaho, where they have been successful at raising these healthy and very lively young cats. This one is very active when playing with its sibling, and they gave me some great shots this Summer watching them frolic just at dinnertime. What could possibly be any more beautiful than these gorgeous creatures? It is so sad that they may be gone from this earth in my lifetime.