leopards

An introduction to leopards describing their physical characteristics, habitat, young, food, predators, and relationship to people.

Kelly, a part-time employee at the local zoo, and her home town are being terrorized by what appears to be an escaped leopard which leaves bloody claw marks wherever it goes.

Despite their fear of his roar and sharp teeth, jungle animals Savi and Harold go to Rana the leopard's birthday party.

A leopard cub stays awake while the animals in the jungle sleep the whole night through.

Presents the classic tale by Rudyard Kipling about how the leopard got his spotted coat in order to hunt the animals in the dappled shadows of the forest.

Photographs and simple text introduce the behavior and habitat of leopards, and a list of resources provides organizations, books, and websites which deal with helping to protect these beautiful mammals.

In the late 1930s, H. J. Harper is intent on finding a way to help his older sister study to become a veterinarian and on tracking down a leopard that has escaped from the zoo in Oklahoma City where his father is working on a W.P.A. project.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, hunting methods, and habitat of leopards.

Discusses a number of the dangers that snow leopards face and what can be done to save the species.

Describes the physical characteristics and abilities, habitats, and lifestyles of the leopard, snow leopard, and clouded leopard, and discusses the environmental status of each species.