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Xaxanaka, Moremi, Okavango Delta, Botswana, 2007

Polish Leopard 2A4 equipped in deep snorkling device

Leopard - Леопард

 

Kenya, Masai Mara National reserve, 07/26/2010

Leopard (Panthera pardus)

 

taken it when i visited zooo. for the forst time i went so close to the big cats it is a strange felling

Leopards on the prowl in Sabi Sands

this pretty kitty was at the san diego zoo ~ truly beautiful :)

 

www.sandiegozoo.org/zoo/index.php

 

North Chinese Leopard

Conservation status: Endangered (IUCN 3.1)

  

The North Chinese leopard is a subspecies of leopard native to Northern China. Like most Asian subspecies it is classified as endangered by the IUCN. Its prey base consists of deer and wild boar, but like any leopard it will eat almost anything it can catch including birds, rodents and even insects.

 

About the same size as its northern cousin the Amur leopard, the North Chinese leopard also has similar fur coloration and density, although it is a little darker and shorter. The average weight in the wild is 50 kg (110 lb) for adult males and 32 kg (70 lb) for females.

 

This range of this subspecies is well fragmented today but it once ranged from Central China from Lanzhou, north to the mountains south of the Chinese Gobi Desert, and east through Harbin.

 

The North Chinese leopard mates in January and February and after a gestation period of 105-110 days two to three young are born. The cubs weigh about one pound at birth, and open their eyes when they are about 10 days old. They will stay with their mother until they are about 20-24 months old.

 

Like all leopards, the North Chinese leopard is a solitary cat except for mating pairs and females with cubs. Adult males and females usually maintain territories. A male's territory will overlap the territory of more than one female.

 

~From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Chris Loades/ FFI

 

The Pamirs, known as the ‘Roof of the World’, are one of the key mountain ranges of Central Asia and are home to Tajikistan’s globally significant snow leopard population.

 

FFI is working to bring together local communities, hunting agencies, the state conservation sector and the military on the Tajik side of the Pamir mountain range in a programme to help conserve the regions’ biodiversity.

 

The project aims to secure vital snow leopard habitat and offer further hope to all the species found in the breathtaking Pamir landscape, including Marco-Polo sheep and the Barheaded (Indian) Goose.

 

www.fauna-flora.org/tajikistan.php

Zoo Duisburg: Clouded leopard

... can a leopard change its shorts?

Peering out of the shadows at the Bronx zoo

The leopard is one of the five "big cats" in the genus Panthera. It is a member of the family Felidae with a wide range in sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Asia. Wikipedia

 

© 2016 Tony Worrall

Leopards on the prowl in Sabi Sands

 

Thandie (Loveable)

A Male Leopard rejecting the advances of a female, photo taken in the Sabi Sands Game reserve

A leopard relaxes in the morning sun in Botswana's Okavango Delta

Slightly questionable H&M purchase of my London trip! I love all things Leopard print though

 

www.llymlrs.com

Masai Mara / Maasai Mara

Canon EOS Rebel T3i

femelle léopard et deux jeunes de 5 mois

A snow leopard at the Memphis Zoo. Shot with a Canon XSi and Canon 70-300mm IS USM lens.

Leopard at Ngala Private Game Reserve, where we were blessed with eight great sightings in four days. We tracked this female for about 20 minutes in the dusk as she led her two cubs back to a kill, a young impala. Read my published travel article about Ngala Place of the Lion. © Andy Withers

Leopard at the Yorkshire wildlife park in Doncaster

Taken April, 2011 in San Diego, California, United States

¹⁄₁₀₀ sec at f/5.6, ISO200, no flash.

Léopard au jardin des plantes à paris.

Leopard in jardin des plantes in paris.

 

500px.com/Mgc-Photographies

After four unsuccessful attempts to see the elusive cubs, they just about posed for these pictures -- this isn't even cropped.

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