Tshivati in tree

Photo by Chet Kresiak

Leopard with the leftovers of the previos days kill. Kruger National Park.

Yachthafen Scheveningen

Potawatomi Zoo

Naples zoo

Bioparc Valencia (12/01/2016)

Sabie Sands Wildtun

Edinburgh, Scotland: A Leopard in Edinburgh's Zoo

This is Xizi, a female Amur Leopard.

This is the rarest cat sub-species in the world. There are estimated to be 12 female Amur Leopards left in the wild.

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"Prowling over steep terrain of cliffs, ridges, gullies, and rocky outcrops, snow leopards are most active in the early morning and late afternoon. They prefer the solitary life, but aren’t unsociable. Their home ranges, which can span up to 50 square miles, often overlap. To find one another or advertise their presence, snow leopards leave scents along their routes, or scrape boulders and tree trunks with their claws. These distinct signals help the cats mark off their ranges. For their dens, snow leopards typically choose crevices or rocky caverns."

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Central Park Zoo, New York

Panthera pardus. Zambia

Leopard

Just getting up from a rest and has spied a possible pray item. Mara North Conservancy.

The leopard residents of the Cat Survival Trust

Amur leopards are one of the rarest cats in the world with an estimated 35 to 45 individuals remaining in the wild.

I photographed this wild leopard on safari at Kruger National Park, South Africa.

Masai Mara N. P. Kenya

A Leopard relaxing.

South Luangwa NP, Zambia.

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Snow leopard at Paradise Wildlife Park, Broxbourne

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Portrait of an Amur Leopard taken by Chris Boulton Photography (www.christopherboulton.com) at Marwell Zoo

Photo taken (through glass) at West Midlands Safari Park, UK.

Same picture as posted two week ago,with different processing

Amur Leopard Yorkshire Wildlife Park 9 August 2014

A male leopard sits majestically on a Baobab tree deep inside the Serengeti plains. It was tricky to shoot him since the light kept changing due to the canopy of the branches.