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Relaxing wild leopard in a dry river bed after killing a baby oryx.

Leopard tracking in Namibia.

Lego tank render based on Leopard 2a7 panzer tank.

 

Will try to order parts for the build soon.

 

Email to purchase LDD file

 

Zack_macasaet@yahoo.com

Leopard drinking water early in the morning in Kgalagadi, South Africa

Male leopard resting in the late afternoon.

south africa

Amurleopard

(Panthera pardus orientalis)

 

Photo taken at Parken zoo Eskilstuna, Sweden

Leopard, Singapore Zoo

I really like this shot! Really cute and so sleepy! I also like the fact that the background is black, I didn't need to change a lot on it.

Yorkshire wildlife park

Colchester Zoo, Essex, England

Amur Leopard taken at Colchester Zoo

Another snow leopard picture I've made at Zoo Karlsruhe.

Persian leopard (léopard de Perse, panthera pardus saxicolor) from the Amnéville Zoo near Metz in Moselle, France.

 

© 2016 Schneider Morgane | Setsukoh

Five month old Amur Leopard cub at the San Diego Zoo.

Canon EOS 5D Mk11, EF 300mm f/2.8L IS @ 500 ISO, 1/320 @ f/6.3 (through wire)

 

Tama Zoo, Tokyo.

Snow leopard at Roger Williams Park Zoo

Yala NP, Sri Lanka

Near Leeudril waterhole

African leopards are pretty elusive creatures and we were lucky to spot one near Ihaha campsite in Chobe National Park in Botswana.

 

This leopard had a kill hidden in a tree but was good enough to descend and parade around for us for a few minutes before disappearing again for a meal.

Annemey my oldest daughters picture

 

Today, the Amur leopard inhabits about 5,000 km². The last remaining viable wild population, estimated at less than 40 individuals, is found in a small area in the Russian Province of Primorsky Krai, between Vladivostok and the Chinese border.

 

In adjacent China, fewer than 10 scattered individuals are estimated to remain. In South Korea, the last record of an Amur leopard dates back to 1969, when a leopard was captured on the slopes of Odo Mountain, in South Kyongsang Province.

Seen at Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka.

Species native to subsaharan Africa, the Middle East, China and Southeast Asia as far as Java. A carnivore with a wide range of prey animals from antelopes to rats.

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55mm / 160th / f9 / iso400

 

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Leopard at Parambikulam

Pilanesberg National Park.

Enjoying the sun.

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This is Rockfig Jr, a female leopard we encountered on the second morning of our safari in the Timbavati Private Game Reserve.

 

This image would have to be my absolute favourite from the safari, and it was an intense experience to be only a few metres from Rockfig Jr as she rested in the grass.

this is the male amur leopard at the central florida zoo in sanford. photos at the central florida zoo are tricky because of cages. then again, given the choice of having a cage between us or nothing at all, i think i'd go with the cage =) ... such a gorgeous animal.

 

on a sad note, there are only 30-40 of these big cats left in the wild and approximately 150 in captivity. because of interbreeding among animals of unknown heritages, only 12 of the captive amurs are purebreds. amur leopards are critically endangered.

 

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-Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as most interesting.

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