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A wild Leopard seen deep inside the tropical rainforests of India in southeast Asia.

Leopard Posing in the Beautiful Morning Sunlight

Closed up hunter animal, adult female Leopard, low angle view, front shot, in twilight foraging and exploring in overgrown tropical tree in nature of tropical rainforest, national park in central Thailand.

Close-up of leopard at night. It is stalking the prey silently and stealthily.

African leopard in the Kruger National Park on Safari in South Africa

Jaguar in the jungle. Jaguar in natural habitat

Leopard sitting on a tree on nature background

The moment when the African leopard attacks from the tree to hunt its prey.

A mother Jaguar, Panthera onca, and her cub in the Pantanal Wetlands, of Brazil.

$The Sri Lankan leopard is a subspecies of leopard found only in Sri Lanka, a small island nation located in the Indian Ocean. It is one of the eight subspecies of leopard found around the world.\n\nSri Lankan leopards are considered the apex predator on the island and can be found in a range of habitats including forests, grasslands, and scrublands. They are typically smaller in size than other leopard subspecies, with a length of around 5-6 feet and a weight of 70-90 kg for males and 30-60 kg for females.\n\nThey have a distinctive coat of fur, with a tawny yellow to golden color and black spots arranged in rosettes. The Sri Lankan leopard is listed as endangered due to habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict. There are estimated to be only 700-950 individuals left in the wild. Efforts are being made to protect their habitats and promote conservation efforts to ensure their survival.$

Close-up of leopard crawling through the bushes. It is stalking the prey silently and stealthily in dense bush. Characteristic spotted pattern makes its invisible.

This collection captures the elusive beauty of the Sri Lankan leopard (Panthera pardus kotiya), an apex predator and national treasure found only on the island of Sri Lanka. Through lush jungles, rocky outcrops, and open plains, these images reveal the distinctive elegance of this rare subspecies. With their tawny coats adorned in unique rosettes, these leopards move gracefully through their natural habitats, showcasing both strength and vulnerability as they navigate an environment that increasingly encroaches on their space. Each photograph highlights their powerful physique, keen gaze, and solitary nature, providing a close-up view into the life of a creature that is both majestic and endangered. This series emphasizes the importance of wildlife conservation in Sri Lanka and the delicate balance between these predators and their rapidly changing habitat.

Amur Leopard looking forward on a hot summer day. It is in an enclosure at the Cat Survival Trust Centre at Welwyn. The trust does a huge amount to protect and rehome big cats from failing zoos or private collectors and is part of the world wide cat breeding programme.

A subadult female leopard looking rather anxious.

The Far Eastern leopard in the autumn forest. Selective focus.

It’s about the survival of the fittest in the wild. Here a naive Spotted Deer fawn is totally unaware of him being stalked by a male Leopard.

a leopard portrait in the savannah at the masai mara national park - kenya

Close-up of hunting leopard. It is stalking the prey silently and stealthily in dense bush. Characteristic spotted pattern makes its invisible.

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