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Leopard

Panthera pardus

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7 Comments

Rajas Deshpande
Rajas Deshpande 10 years ago

wowww

cranbrook-sda-youth1
cranbrook-sda-youth1 11 years ago

that's amazing cause he's in the dark!!

Aditi Rajan
Aditi Rajan 12 years ago

Thats really amazing! its rare to see even one, seeing three is really lucky

Dan Doucette
Dan Doucette 12 years ago

I was lucky enough to see 3 leopards in the wild while in India. Here is one of them.
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/593...

Aditi Rajan
Aditi Rajan 12 years ago

Oh no, unfortunately its not, havent been able to get a shot of a leopard in the wild yet

AneeshJain
AneeshJain 12 years ago

Is this in the wild? Very rare if so.

SanjaySaklani
SanjaySaklani 12 years ago

Leopards exhibit a range of color and pattern variations. Black leopards, once thought to be a separate species from other leopards, are individuals that, due to a genetic mutation know as melanism, have a large amount of dark melanin in their coat. Leopards living in desert areas tend to be pale yellow in color. Leopards inhabiting grasslands are a deeper golden color.

Aditi Rajan
Spotted by
Aditi Rajan

Maharashtra, India

Spotted on Dec 17, 2011
Submitted on Dec 17, 2011

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