leopard

Examines the family life, hunting patterns, territorial relationships, and other activities that enable the leopard to survive in the wild.

Discusses how these magnificent cats live and what is being done to keep them from disappearing in the wild.

Examines the lives, behaviors, and abilities of leopards in the wild as they grow from cubs to maturity.

With no family, Lucky the leopard searches for someone to love and take care of her, and after several disastrous experiences, she makes a surprising choice.

Readers catch a glimpse into the amazing world of carnivorous and ferocious cats. Engaging and informative text supplies ample information on the habitat, physical features, and hunting tactics of the large cats. Colorful photographs, fun fact boxes, and a list of relevant websites provide more insight and opportunities for further learning.

An introduction to leopards, discussing what they look like, how and where they live, their hunting and stalking abilities, their babies, and their interactions with people.

This graphic novel adaptation from Kipling's "Just so" stories relates how the leopard got his spotted coat in order to hunt the animals in the dappled shadows of the forest.

Discusses the various subspecies of leopard, reasons for their endangered status, their conflicts with human beings, and efforts to conserve the leopard.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, and life cycle of leopards by following some cubs from birth to eighteen months.

After visiting a magician, a young leopard who had been unhappy with his appearance learns to like the way he looks.