Stock Photo - Barely recognizable and well camouflaged in its speckled coat, a leopard moves on rocky Geroell underground in the South African part of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier National Park, taken on 6.02.2019. The leopard (Panthera pardus) belongs to the family of cats; After the Tiger, Loewen and Jaguar, he is the fourth largest cat of prey. The low-susceptible species lives in much of Asia and Africa south of the Sahara, varying in size and weight depending on the environment, male leopards can reach a shoulder height of 70-80 cm and a weight of up to 90 kg. Photo: Matthias Toedt / dpa-Zentralbild / ZB / Picture Alliance | usage worldwide. - Nossob/Nordkap - Northern Cape/Südafrika

Stock Photo: Barely recognizable and well camouflaged in its speckled coat, a leopard moves on rocky Geroell underground in the South African part of the Kgalagadi.

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