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Modern Weights and Measurements of Leopards
Modern Weights and Measurements of Leopards
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Modern Weights and Measurements of Leopards
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Clinical examinations of the big cat revealed that Borzoo was an 11-year-old male Persian leopard that weighed 57 kg.
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240 cm long .. this magnificent chap when we first captured him in Sep 2014 to collar ..
My Journey with Persian Leopardsat least 70 kg My Journey with Persian LeopardsTail and body  *This image is copyright of its original author Ali Shemirani Looks either freshly fed, or pregnant....? How much do the males and females usually weight, and how do they compare in size to the African leopards? My Journey with Persian Leopards[b]It is an adult male, males generally are around 67 female around 44 kg[/b] [b]  *This image is copyright of its original author [/b][b]My Journey with Persian Leopards [b]NP, NE Iran, following 12 days of efforts, collared and named Kaveh. 52 kg. Kaveh mainly lived along margins of the NP, rarely wandering into the park, perhaps avoiding other large males. But he was a great hunter. He looked playful when encountering humans, watching from ridge-lines. Sometimes he visited villages, but returned without causing any conflict. He only once killed a dog, belonging to a local shepherd. He never committed dog/sheep depredation as long as collared. On 29 Feb 2016, Kaveh departed Iran, after walking 80km aerial distance, for Turkmenistan. He was stopped by Turkmen border fence, so established home range there. After 3 years of no data, last week a weak leopard which killed 5 dogs/sheep in border, was captured. It was Kaveh. Kaveh's body was full of injuries, perhaps from battling another animal. Treatment failed, died yesterday at age 7. Inside stomach, a leather obscured duodenum.[/b][/b] [b]  *This image is copyright of its original author [/b]
47kg male leopard at Baviaanskloof Farming Community, Eastern Cape (South Africa)
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Body measurements and weights of 1 male and 2 females in Taï National Park, Ivory Coast
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Measurements of 3 leopards in the Royal Bardia National Park, Nepal
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"The leopard in these images was found dead in the outskirts of Kupwara forest. Post-mortem on the animal was carried out at the Veterinary Hospital, Sopore. The leopard was a fully grown male, weighing approximately 70 Kgs, robust in appearance and unlikely to have died of any ordinary reason."
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"It took 6 people to lift the leopard, which was a fully grown male weighing over 80kgs"
^ The Leopard does not look 80 kg. More in the higher 60 + kg range.
Anyway, there was an average weight of Leopards in Kenya: "63 kg as an average weight for males was also reported in Kenya (MEINERTZHAGEN 1938)" https://hss.ulb.uni-bonn.de/2011/2751/2751.pdf
The Wildlife Institute India (WII) experts on Friday said that the method used by the wildlife department to capture the leopard, which was inside the premises of Maruti Suzuki plant, was the best way to rescue the animal.
Wildlife officials said the eight-year-old male leopard, rescued safely after an enclosure of 36 hours, is healthy and has no signs of depression. The leopard which taken to the forest department office in Gurgaon for medical examination. “The leopard gained consciousness at 5:55 pm and was healthy. It weighs 70 kg and will be released in the Aravalli forest by tonight depending on its condition,” conservator of wildlife, Vinod Kumar, said.  *This image is copyright of its original author Source: https://www.hindustantimes.com/gurgaon/gurgaon-leopard-was-rescued-in-best-possible-way-say-experts/story-bgFOqbTEW1QcgdFfDT7c8L.html "An adult male leopard, weighing 75 kilograms, was rescued on Wednesday night from the outskirts of the Deer Park in Hisar, 180 km from Gurugram. It was tranquilised by officials of the Haryana wildlife department, 26 days after it was spotted. It will released into its habitat in the Aravallis on Thursday, officials said."  *This image is copyright of its original author Source: https://www.hindustantimes.com/gurugram/11-year-old-leopard-rescued-26-days-after-being-sighted-in-hisar/story-lwCxEAcmcdL9uhTc8Tct8O.html?fbclid=IwAR2KBxhfAecC6L8okO_ncyTGWujh7gZb0u1P2gB9fqMHdTYxs2ugJK7-H3w
80kg male leopard captured and collared in Mpumalanga, South Africa
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67.5kg male leopard (Namibia, Africa)
"Saturday wasn’t much of a day off for Team 5 because we caught a leopard overnight at the Bergposten box trap. Weighing in at 67.5 kg, the leopard was determined to be an adult male of sufficient size to collar. Samples were taken of his conjunctiva, saliva, capillary blood from his ears, arterial blood, and fecal samples. The Biosphere team was able to watch the entire process except for the initial immobilization darting at the trap. We did get to hear it, however, and at that moment it sounded like it was a 200 kg leopard!"  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author Source: https://blog.biosphere-expeditions.org/2013/10/21/update-from-our-working-holiday-volunteering-with-leopards-elephants-and-cheetahs-in-namibia-africa-httpwww-biosphere-expeditions-orgnamibia-31/
Body measurements of male leopards from the Niassa National Reserve, Mozambique
 *This image is copyright of its original author Male leopard 'LECM04'  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author Source: Niassa Carnivore Project (Annual Progress Report February 2009)
'Strawberry' leopard collared
"History was made last week when the first red leopard was collared by Gerrie Camacho of the Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency, supported by a group of local people The first images of this animal were taken in December last year. Since then, Camacho has been trying to track the animal in order to collar it. On January 7 the leopard was darted and sedated and the collar fitted. Camacho said the male was about two years old and weighing in at 48kg."  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author Source: https://steelburgernews.co.za/171312/first-ever-red-leopard-collared/?fbclid=IwAR0W8yaGExxrPRoMXg7HYoNvTCTeUvRsccj-PA9hUHRG0FC88Ca1gvPZ1SQ#.VLZ7eNs7Ifs.facebook |
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