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Waited and waited at the Russia's Grizzly Coast compound at the Minnesota Zoo for this Amur Leopard [Panthera pardus orientalis] to do something more that just pose on the log.
Suddenly I had this shot and I heard the woman next to me tell her companion, "I got it with it's mouth open!" I hoped I did too and realized I had a good shot when I reviewed the photo.
This leopard's companion was named "Paulina" (aka Nina, according to a zoo docent), but I didn't get the name of this leopard . . . a rather beautiful creature much like it's kin, the snow leopard.
As you can see, I hazed out the background and foreground log a bit to keep the focus on the leopard's face.
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Meshack spotted this leopard and he took this great picture. We had lunch right under the tree. Just us and the leopard... forgot what I ate but it was the best lunch I've ever had.
The leopard is the most secretive and elusive big cat. The spots are circular in East African leopards but square in Southern African leopards.
Leopard in a tree. Long desire to find one. Just one problem...Camera and the guy handling it.
Kruger National Park
Lithograph of a Snow Leopard from A monograph of the Felidae or family of the cats, 1883. This beautiful book is in the National Museums Scotland library.
A Snow Leopard (Panthera uncia) photographed at Marwell Zoo in March 2015.
Snow Leopards are native to the mountain ranges of Central and South Asia, these beautiful big cats are listed as endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
The Wallingford male kept eyeballing the Makwela female all day, waiting for her to show if she's ready to mate
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LEOPARD or PANTHER [Panthera Pardus]: The sleek body and color that perfectly blends with its surrounding make the leopard probably the most successful modern predator. In India, it is the third largest cat whose range occurs almost through the entire country. It is also known as the panther and is often confused with the (now extinct) cheetah. The only other similar animal is the jaguar found in South America.
These races occur in India. They have a considerable degree of color variation. Animals from the desert zone are paler, while in high rainfall areas of the Western Ghats and eastern India, black leopard are not uncommon. The most successful and adaptive among the large cats, the leopard live in all types of habitats from open country to thick forest. Leopard will usually avoid confrontations with a tiger or a lion as the latter are bigger and stronger. In addition, have different habits and prey preferences even if both species shared the same area.