This video clip shows a beautiful jaguar resting on a riverbank in the Brazilian Pantanal -- a region in western Brazil, on the border with Bolivia and Paraguay, that is home to the world's largest wetland and the highest density of jaguars. Panthera's field staff are...
This short video clip shows the beautiful landscape surrounding a riverbank in the Pantanal -- a region in western Brazil, on the border with Bolivia and Paraguay, that is home to the world's largest wetland and the highest density of jaguars. The video was taken...
Today, leopard skins are in increasing demand among members of South Africa's Shembe Baptist Church, which has adopted the Zulu practice of wearing spotted cat fur (mainly leopard) during religious celebrations. Although trade in leopard skins is illegal in South...
Today, leopard skins are in increasing demand among members of South Africa's Shembe Baptist Church, which has adopted the Zulu practice of wearing spotted cat fur (mainly leopard) during religious celebrations. Although trade in leopard skins is illegal in South...
Panthera has just launched our 'Remove a Snare. Save a Life.' campaign to raise $50000 to protect the world's wild cats from the threat of deadly snares. Watch & share this campaign video to help us raise awareness about the impact of simple wire snares on big cats &...
Today, leopard skins are in increasing demand among members of South Africa's Shembe Baptist Church, which has adopted the Zulu practice of wearing spotted cat fur (mainly leopard) during religious celebrations. Although trade in leopard skins is illegal in South...
Today, leopard skins are in increasing demand among members of South Africa's Shembe Baptist Church, which has adopted the Zulu practice of wearing spotted cat fur (mainly leopard) during religious celebrations. Although trade in leopard skins is illegal in South...
Source: Panthera This video, taken in the Summer of 2011, features Suhder -- a snow leopard mother who is shown in other camera trap videos with two new cubs. Suhder was originally collared in May 2009, but her collar slipped off after just a day. Panthera's team...
Taken in the Spring of 2011, this camera trap video shows a snow leopard demonstrating typical territory marking behavior, including scraping and urinating. For more information and camera trap videos, read "Curious Cats Caught on Camera" @ bit.ly
This beautiful, unidentified snow leopard was first photographed as a cub in the Summer of 2009, and is shown here fully grown. For more information and camera trap videos, read "Curious Cats Caught on Camera" @ bit.ly