Afrika Leopar. It is widely distributed in most of sub-Saharan Africa but the historical range has been fragmented in the course of habitat conversion. Serving with FCE in Zambia.
For example the Zanzibar leopard was known as Panthera pardus adersi while the Somali leopard was called panthera pardus nanopardus. The African Leopard is widely distributed across Africa but the population of this sub-species is decreasing and it has been classified as Vulnerable by IUCNs Red List. Serving with FCE in Zambia.
The African leopard vary greatly in size and colour depending on the location and habitat.
The most numerous of Africas big cats it occurs in all major conservation areas and across most habitats. Like most felines African Leopard are incredibly athletic predators and they can run up to 58 miles per hour and leap an impressive 6 metres forward through the air. African leopards show higher genetic variability and their populations are less genetically distinct from one another. After graduating with FCE as a qualified educator and social worker Joseph and Foibe decided to work on staff at their alma mater.