Female Leopard relaxing (Panthera pardus), Katavi National Park, Tanzania

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Description

Kitoto was the name of the resident female Leopard along the Katuma River forests near the Ikuu Bridge and completely habituated to the presence of vehicles close by and sometimes even used them for cover and shade

Photographer: Nick Greaves