Amur Leopard (Panthera pardus orientalis)

[Ngala]

From Leopard Land National Park:
"Swift, cautious and beautiful – it’s all about Amur leopard named Aurora (Leo 63F). This young spotted cat first got into the objectives of camera-traps in 2014, and a year later the scientists were pleased with the pictures, accompanied by her first-born kitten. Living on the border with China, Aurora preferred to raise her cub in the territory of the russian national park.

About a year ago a young female received a name from her Keepers - employees of the holding Vostokcement. Like the ancient Roman goddess Aurora, the spotted cat is distinguished by activity and strength. According to the idea of the Keepers, its image should become the personification of faith in a bright future, and a new name - to give the possessor extra power and luck.
Perhaps the name is already yielding its fruits. In the past year Aurora not only remained true to the fatherland. Now she is more often appearing in front of the camera-traps of the Leopard Land National Park. She appears in front of cameras rapidly advancing. This female does not particularly like to relax in front of the lens and do "selfie". She is always busy, focused, and seems to know exactly what she wants. Like the dawn, she knows that it's her business to ascend."

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