Thanks to a strategically positioned camera, a Cape Leopard was spotted grooming herself on the Paul Clüver Wine Farm in the Elgin valley. Photo: The Cape Leopard Trust.
Thanks to a strategically positioned camera, a female Cape Leopard was spotted grooming herself on a bridge on the Paul Clüver Wine Farm in the Elgin valley.
By: Garrin Lambley
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According to CapeTownEtc, the amazing video of the leopard was possible thanks to a camera set up by Alastair Kilpin, co-owner of Mammoth Safaris.
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According to Mammoth Safaris’ records, the big cat appeared just four times over the course of the 10 months the camera was set up.
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