Leopard tracks (Panthera pardus)

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Description

Very often the only sign of a leopard’s presence is the distinctive tracks, or spoor, they leave being after a nights roaming. Here the tracks of a leopard that regularly roams around the Ruaha River Lodge

Photographer: Nick Greaves