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There are only 35 to 40 Amur Leopards in remaining in the wild. Zoos try their best to keep this species around for a little longer. Let's hope they can do it.
Former Strathtay Leyland Leopard/Alexander 25787 YSF87S is pictured at the NEBPT's Bus Rally at the MetroCentre on May 1st 2016.
What an amazing moment it was when came upon this young male leopard, obviously sated from a fresh kill. In the early morning dawn he just sat near the side of the road and looked at us for about 20 minutes while we clicked away! Then, imagine our suprise as we got a bonus as another young male come up and joined him before walking off and having a bit of a play tussle! The memory is ingrained in my brain! It was soooo COOL!
Serengeti National Park, Tanzania (Lobo)
Taken With New Nikon Coolpix P510 Digital Camera With 42 Times Optical Zoom @ The Philly Zoo, Please Ask Before Using A Photo, Thanks - Todd - bigcats.tripod.com
Incredible Video of Mother Wildebeest Defending Her Young from this Hungry Leopard in Masai Mara, Kicheche, Mara North Conservancy, Kenya www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQFzWoe8Ajo&t=10s
This picture was taken at Edinburgh zoo recently.
The poor leopard was obviously unhappy and in some distress as witnessed by his constant pacing backwards and forwards in his enclosure.
I thought the conversion to g/s may help to put across the mournful look in the beautiful leopards eyes.
It's rare, but some leopards are born with a sideways tongue. It makes it hard to eat, but easier to lick the corners of their mouths.
Revisited photos from the San Diego Zoo shoot after watching this webinar: blog.viewbug.com/webinar-watch-laurie-rubins-tips-for-tak...