Sri Lankan leopards in danger of extinction

New pair of Sri Lankan leopards arrive to a nature park on Spain’s Costa del Sol

A PAIR of Sri Lankan leopards called Uda and Okanda(pictured above) have a new home at Bioparc Fuengirola after transferring there from French zoos. The

11 Feb, 2024 @ 11:00

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Sri Lankan leopards in danger of extinction

New pair of Sri Lankan leopards arrive to a nature park on Spain’s Costa del Sol

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