Meet the Jaguar
The Jaguar: Reigning Supreme in the Emerald Jungles Deep within the heart of the Amazon rainforest, a powerful predator silently stalks its prey. With spotted fur blending into the lush…
FAQ: Black Panthers
It’s important to understand that “black panther” isn’t a separate species, but rather a term used for melanistic individuals of two big cat species: jaguars and leopards. With that in…
Meet the Pallas’s Cat
Grumpy Cat of the Grasslands: Unveiling the Pallas’s Cat The internet is obsessed with grumpy cats, but there’s a real-life feline that takes the crown: the Pallas’s cat. Hailing from…
Meet the African Leopard
More Than Just Spots: The Power and Allure of the African Leopard Across the sun-drenched savannas and lush forests of Africa, a solitary predator embodies the essence of the wild…
FAQ: Jaguars
One of the most powerful and striking of all the big cats, the jaguar is the only living member of the genus Panthera native to the Americas. FAQ
Meet the Snow Leopard
The Ghost of the Mountains: Unveiling the Enigmatic Snow Leopard High in the rugged peaks of Central and South Asia, where snow-capped mountains brush the sky, lives a mesmerizing predator…
This Is Why You Can’t Outrun a Cheetah
With a flexible spine and feet like tire treads, the cheetah is built not only for speed, but for unrivaled acceleration. The cheetah leaves even supercars in the dust, going…
Meet the Mountain Lion
The Ghost of the Mountains: Unveiling the Secrets of the Cougar The cougar (Puma concolor), also known as the puma, mountain lion, ghost cat, or many other names is a…
The Lion Who Loves to Play Football
Football-mad Triton, an 11-year-old male lion who was born at the Johannesburg Zoo, is like a kitten with a favorite toy when his soccer ball comes into sight. His face…
Book Review: Vanishing Tracks: Four Years Among the Snow Leopards of Nepal
Vanishing Tracks: Four Years Among the Snow Leopards of Nepal by Darla Hillard Accessible only by foot, the Langu Gorge in northwestern Nepal is high, inhospitable terrain broken by cliffs, ridges,…
