REMOVED - INDIVIDUALLY STUDIED LEOPARDS | WWCT.org

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To protect our Wildlife we must conserve our Wilderness and for our Wilderness to be meaningful our Wildlife must be able to roam free within it.

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INDIVIDUALLY STUDIED LEOPARDS

BEAT Young male Kandy Site, Captured on camera trap

KW Adult male leopard in Yala block I

SHADOW Resident adult female monitored over 6years. She has had multiple litter at our Kandy study site

AGRA Female leopard monitored in Agrabopath study site

SAND Female leopard checking out a camera trap Yala Block I

SAND Face

SCAR Face Transient male Block I Yala at time of our study. Probably become resident a few years later.

SS Resident adult male Yala Block I

STAR Young male who we followed from a very young cub to young adult. Yala Block I

W Male leopard who we followed closely from a young cub to adulthood, We were able to monitor his territorial shift in search of a home range

STRIPE Resident Adult Female leopard that had a male cub “star” who we followed from a very young cub to a young adult. Yala Block I

BS 10 years old resident male who we documented shifting home ranges prior to and during our study period. Yala Block I and outside

HEENA Resident Adult Female who had a male cub during our study time at Yala Block I

HUMP Transient male visiting Yala study area

HUMP Face

KINK Female leopard at baby buffalo kill Yala Block I

LADY A resident adult female in her prime. Yala Block I

LFS Resident male leopard study area - Yala Block I

OLDA An old resident female in the Warahana area of Yala Block I

SAM 1 Young male cub part of a duo of 2 male cubs. Northern Yala Block I Note: The face and body photos used for identification.

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