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Leopard

Panthera pardus

Photo by PampaMistri
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Field Notes

Description:

Bright silky yellow fur with dense black dots.. No black lines both side beside the nose.

Habitat:

Jungles. The one I spotted, was in captive in a zoo.

Notes:

ID correction curtsey DanielePralong.

Species ID Suggestions

Leopard

Panthera pardus

Comments (6)

Thank you PampaMistri. Welcome to Project Noah on behalf of the rangers team!
I have changed my spotting as Leopard and add it to the captive animals mission.
You're welcome. As it is captive on Project Noah we ask that you indicate this under Habitat. There is also a Capive Animals mission you can join and add your captive animals spottings to: http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/7973468
Thank you DanielePralong. Yes it was in captive.
Hi PampaMistri! The cheetah is the one with the black lines running from the eyes to the nose. The cheetah's spots are also a solid black, whereas the leopards spots are more of a cluster of black spots,called rosettes. The cheetah is extinct in India, and Sikkim was not part of its range. Is this animal captive?

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