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snow leopard / Schneeleopard / L'once (Panthera uncia), aussi appelée irbis, panthère des neiges ou léopard des neiges / Panthera uncia
Pictures from my book 'Centurio the little snow leopard'
Artur - Amur leopard 9yrs old
This set of pics were taken at the Wildlife Heritage Foundation in Kent uk.
Please, if you get the opportunity have a look and book a day, the work they do is amazing, its a great day out and a very worthwhile cause.
How cool is this leopard. He was on a mission to get somewhere. Just ignored the viewing vehicle and kept on walking. I'll call him Johnnie!
Yorkshire Wildlife Park has officially opened Leopard Heights the ground-breaking open topped enclosure that will bring you eye to eye with the Amur Leopard, the most endangered carnivore in the world.
With its pioneering design, the spectacular £300,000 reserve at the award-winning park has an 8m tall viewing tower, giving an unrivalled experience and view of the leopard.
From the 100 sq m viewing platform visitors come face to face with the leopards as they scale their 10m high climbing frames.With its pioneering design, the spectacular £300,000 reserve at the award-winning park has an 8m tall viewing tower, giving an unrivalled experience and view of the leopard.
From the 100 sq m viewing platform visitors come face to face with the leopards as they scale their 10m high climbing frames.
At ground level of the 6000 sq m enclosure there is a viewing area with a 10m long glass wall to complete the spectacular creation, which is the largest leopard enclosure in the world.
The three endangered Amur Leopards Dimitri, Denzil and Drake - were brought to the award-winning YWP in May last year as part of the European Breeding Programme. The Amur leopard is the most endangered big cat in the world and only approximately 30 remain in the wild. The breeding programme is vital to the survival of this charismatic animal. — at Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
Snow Leopard – Como Zoo, St. Paul, Minnesota
Fuji FinePix S3Pro, Tamron 70-300mm
multiple blended layers in photoshop CS4, no textures added
Photo of wild African Leopard - Panthera pardus. This leopard was photographed in the Sabi Sands region of the Kruger National Park in South Africa. This Leopard was relaxing in the last sunshine of the day waiting for light to fall so she could go hunting.
This photograph was taken with a Canon 7d, and a Sigma Lens 150-500 f5.0-6.3
Four days spent in the heart of the Serengeti were not nearly enough. It is a place of wonder, of delights and of incredible moments shared with spectacular creatures.
Photos were taken during a 9 day safari in partnership with Fed Tours and Safaris (fedsafaris.com) who provided an absolutely incredible experience.
Learn more about the trip on virtualwayfarer.com.
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Fortunately for everyone, a large glass panel and a chain-link fence provide protection after this leopard spots a young child and licks its lips