“We were photographing this leopardess with her
cub, who were both showing signs of being hungry. The cub was licking its mom’s
face and rubbing up against her, while she was looking thin and acting
restless. Soon the leopardess left the cub in the safety of a thick bush and
headed down the riverbed in search of food. Leopards normally eat every three
to five days, although with a growing cub it can be more frequently.” -- Africa Geographic
"WHAT YOU DO MAKES A DIFFERENCE, AND YOU HAVE TO DECIDE WHAT KIND OF DIFFERENCE YOU WANT TO MAKE. THE GREATEST DANGER TO OUR FUTURE IS APATHY." - DR. JANE GOODALL
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