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THE LEOPARD'S SON 1 of 8 FULL DOCUMENTARY
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- čas přidán 8. 10. 2010
- documentary for Discovery Channel Pictures by famed naturalist Hugo van Lawick
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A complete documentary about the life of a leopard, from cub to adult, and its mother. There are also scenes concerning other wild animals. This documentary is well done and complete. Be aware that the end of the "story" is sad as the mother, which anyway was 11 years old at the time, was killed by a lion. Even if this is part of nature, I found it sad for an end of such a beautiful documentary, so I prefer to advise the viewers.
leopard facts
1) Conservation status (IUCN)
------------------------------Near Threatened--------------------------------
AFRICAN LEOPARD, occurs across most of sub-Saharan Africa
INDIAN LEOPARD, is widely distributed on the Indian subcontinent
INDO-CHINESE LEOPARD, mainland Southeast Asia & southern China
All increasingly rare outside protected areas. Populations are decreasing
--------------------------------Endangered------------------------------------
PERSIAN LEOPARD, fewer than 871-1,290 mature ind., declining pop.
SRI LANKAN LEOPARD, Sri Lanka
NORTH CHINESE LEOPARD, Northern China
-----------------------------Critically Endangered---------------------------
JAVAN LEOPARD, from 350-700 to 250 or even 100 mature individuals.
ARABIAN LEOPARD, less than 200 in 2006, pop. decreasing.
AMUR LEOPARD, support at: www.amur-leopar... . With 30 in the wild, it is the most endangered big cat species on Earth. ALTA is implementing a wide series of projects to save the species
2) Human threat
Habitat loss.
Killed for commercial reasons (fur ...), leopard-human conflict, hunt for fun. Kept unfree (zoos..., in small cages without vegetation + exhibited all day to another species). Used as tourist attractions. Petted. And surely others...
3) Small description
opportunistic hunt, adaptability to habitats, max speed 58 kms/h (36 mph), ability to climb trees even with heavy carcass, stealth.
Its habitat ranged from rainforest to desert terrains. Elusive, solitary and largely nocturnal, it had to compete for food and shelter with predators such as lions, tigers, spotted hyenas, African & Asiatic wild dogs.
Thanks for putting this up! I have not seen The Leopard Son since I was a kid, watching it with my dad, when it first came out on Discovery channel in... 1998, I think?
Man I feel old D: But anyway, thanks again for posting this wonderful documentary (:
THX A LOT great docu
I wonder how many of these animals are left in this world now? Mankind are indeed lousy animals. We had done a lot of harm to this pradise and of course our world as well. Just hope we haven't done more damage to it and give this wonderful wild animal the space it needs to live.
@spoildn8410 Available on DVD in Italy, on BluRay in €urope in general.
are lakadema and cholulo hes relatives?
@cheapy2006 that's because it is! : )
@bringdemon In Eastern Asia there is only 54 Amur Leopard's left.
this guy sounds just like john gielgud!!
Although I'm sensitive to the sentiment; as philosopher B. Haring proposes, these sentiments, however great, might be mere sentiments. Perhaps there's nothing wrong with loss of species an sich. Perhaps we, the dominating specie, who are heading towards 10 to 15 billion inhabitants, could cope with living in one giant park between cities easily. Perhaps there is no 'intrinsic' value of most animals as long as ecological liveability remains. Perhaps this sentiment is mere empathetic projection.
Thanks for spoiling the ending. You might want to issue a spoiler warning before you do that.