Persian Leopard (Panthera pardus saxicolor)

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In complete disbelief, trap cameras built against a water source in Kaboodan Lake, Urumia Lake, were shooting a mature panther.

Most likely, this leopard is the same as the Leopard that was captured on the island of Tear last year, with the fall of water in the past months and connecting the islands to the island of Kaboodan.

The presence of this leopard in the islands of Lake Urmia is very strange because the islands of this lake are not miles away from the Panther's habitat.

It is unclear how and when from where and in which way the leopard has taken itself to the islands of Lake Urmia.

Some Azerbaijani wildlife experts are likely to move from the Sahand Mountains toward the lake, and when it comes to the lake water, it has been taken to the islands.

Fortunately, there is a good population of Armenian ram as a prey for this leopard on Kaboodan Island.

In 1349, the Environmental Protection Organization (EPA) to control the population of Armenian ram on the island of Kaboudan, salvaged a pair of male leopards from Golestan to the island, but both leopards disappeared after a while and the carcasses of one of them discovered.

Iranian Environment Watch

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