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Leopard with kill. Is it a Waterbuck?
 *This image is copyright of its original author http://www.mammalwatching.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/MD-Garamba-Mammal-Report-2017.pdf Anyways, this is in Garamba National Park, Democratic Republic of Congo @  (09-01-2019, 05:06 AM)Styx38 Wrote: Leopard with kill. Is it a Waterbuck? Very interesting, thanks for sharing, I'm definitely gonna dig into this one.
Leopard with horse kill
 *This image is copyright of its original author "The leopard was photographed after hunting a horse in the Shimbar Protected Area May 1st Iran Environmental and Wildlife Watch (iew) News: Following a report to the Indica Environmental Bureau about a horse being hunted by a leopard in the Shimbar Protected Area , the environmental unit of the city came to the site."After investigating the incident, environmental forces began installing a telephoto camera in front of the horse's carcass," said the head of the Andika County Environmental Protection Agency Vahid Shaloui said: "The ambassadors checked the camera's memory for a while and saw an adult leopard on a carcass." http://www.iew.ir/1396/02/16/53605 
After having killing its prey, the leopard tries to spot a tree upto which it will hoist the corpse in order to not suffer any disturbance from other predators.
Female leopard bringing up to a tree a big male impala. Clearly extremely powerful ! Sabi Sand in South Africa.
An other amazing feat... Phenomenal ! South Africa
Leopard dragging relatively large Wild Boar kill
 *This image is copyright of its original author source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDQL0EZv9Ok 
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Patience pays off... This leopard waited for about two hours on a termite mound for the warthogs to emerge from their burrow. He was quick to catch one as it sprinted out, however a pack of wild dogs sleeping close by chased the leopard off almost immediately, allowing the warthog to escape. We found the dogs about 200 metres away eating the same warthog shortly after. Later we learnt that the leopard, fortunately for it, successfully stole some remains back again!
@Spalea Nice feats you've shown there, same for @
Here's another amazing feat of a female. It's not only the male making spectacular kills  From Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve: "This young female leopard made an impressive kill yesterday; a fully-grown male bushbuck. Too heavy to hoist, she rested in the riverbed until eventually a hyena came and stole her hard-earned meal."  *This image is copyright of its original author
Horse killed by Leopard in Iran
 *This image is copyright of its original author Quote:Directorate of Environmental Protection of Lorestan said that following reports of a leopard attacking a horse in the area of the death chamber, a number of environmentalists were dispatched to the area to investigate the matter. https://www.fardanews.com/fa/news/48644 ... A%A9%D8%B3
Two Onagers or Asiatic Wild Asses that were killed by a Leopard.
One is an adult female, and the other might be a subadult, although it is mistranslated on google as "Zebra Butter"  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author "Leopard hunts a female zebra and a zebra butter in Turan National Park; Iran Environmental and Wildlife Watch News Agency (iew): A few days ago, environmentalists from Turan National Park patrol discovered a carcass of a female zebra near a watercourse. The following day, bananas were again found around the same site with a carcass of a zebra butter, possibly the same butter as the matter that had been hunted the day before, Turan's biosphere reserve chief said. Ahmad Radman said:The effects of leopard teeth on the neck, the type of carcasses, footprints and other evidence indicated that both animals were hunted by the leopard. The following night, the bananas observed the leopard on the zebra carcass and feeding while patrolling in the same area. but were unable to photograph because of the darkness of the night. The leopard ate more than the zebra butter and ate a small amount of zebra carcass ." http://www.iew.ir/1396/07/30/55414 |
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