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Due to the terrain and the bushland...Lion Sands is best known for its population of Leopards. . Leopards are the most reclusive and I would also support exclusive of all the | ![]() |
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predatory cat species. Many would support that they are also the most beautiful. I find them beautiful and mysteriously intriguing. They are of singular personality and while males do establish a territory, the females are really the ones who dictate the rules of the continuation of the species-the mating ritual...next page Click any image for a larger view |
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My specific purpose in traveling to Lion Sands...
was to study, track and film Leopards taking part in the mating behaviors
and rituals. I was not disappointed. Females really have little use
for males, except when it is that time of year for them to mate and
have cubs. While the males will establish a territory, females will
move freely through a territory and leave markings for the male to find,
follow, and eventually enter into the mating ritual. Males, while they
do establish a territory, |
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