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This chap was showing an interest in the kids running about, not sure if it was curiosity or just lunch time :-)
...Leopard, member of falidae family and the smallest cats among "four big cats" in the genus panthera..the other 3 big cats are jaguar, tiger and lion.
..Shot was made @ Zoo Negara, morning...it was my last day with my Sigma lens 70-300mm.
Across the street from her enclosure a huge chimp-enclosure is being build. She was stalking out the constructionworkers like she was picking out one for dinner....
- Please click on picture for a black background - South Africa www.janaka-px.com via 500px ift.tt/2h31rh4
The colour wasn't too good on this shot as it was a bit overcast, so I tried to make it look a bit smarter with B&W.
Didn't want to waste it because I liked the pose and it was looking right at me
This was taken at Twycross Zoo, though I don't know if they have the leopard anymore.
Next picture in the series of this young leopard! He was very sweet and beautiful! :)
Taken at the Ton's Zoo in Switzerland.
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She is pissed off. Looking for 2 of her cubs in a burnt down field.
The cubs moved from the place she left them, I think.
She got them later.
Snow Leopard (Uncia uncia)
The snow leopard is classified as a member of the order Carnivora (Carnivores) and is a member of the family Felidae. It is classified as an endangered species due to an estimated population of no more than 2500 snow leopards and the fact that it has no subpopulation numbering more than 250 mature leopards. Snow leopards can be found in eastern Asia
Instant Lab print transfer onto gorgeous Impossible Project Skins Color 600 instant film. This is one of several leopards we saw while on safari at Simbambili, within the Sabi Sand Game Reserve in South Africa.
Snow leopards are generally found in central and southern parts of Asia. They have some interesting things about them. They have a sorta stocky build. They also have short, round ears and really thick fur. All of these help keep them warm in their cold environment. They have big paws and long tails to help them stay balanced when walking in the snow in the mountains. They also have large nasal cavities. Without them, it would be difficult to breath in the cold thin air where they live. This picture was taken at the Denver Zoo in their feline house area.
Leopard at Cricket St Thomas Wildlife Park, Somerset. Taken through the wire. If anyone has any ideas about how to remove the bars in Photoshop - let me know! lol
Snow Leopard
Craggy peaks,
Swirling mists,
Cold stone,
Thick Tibetan snow,
Snow Leopards’ home.
A paw print,
Silent hush,
Mystical presence,
Elusive, a loner,
Piercing eyes,
Sees all, rarely seen,
Serpentine tail,
Thick lush fur,
A dying species,
Soon to become,
A mythical beast,
In the abode of the Gods.
– Aklesha Morrison.