where he captured a faraway image of the large cat. Photographer Will Burrard-Lucas captured images of a rare black leopard with a Camtraptions camera trap at the Laikipia Wilderness Camp in Kenya.

The black leopard’s sighting was published in the African Journal of Ecology. Kenya’s Daily Nation newspaper said Tuesday that its photographer, Phoebe Okall, shot an image of a black leopard ...

"I have never seen a high-quality image of a wild black leopard come out of Africa," he said in a blog post, but then he heard about a sighting at Laikipia Wilderness Camp in Kenya. A local ...

After the controversy erupted, the Ol Ari Nyiro Conservancy produced a high-quality image of a black leopard taken in 2007, National Geographic reported. The difference, Burrard-Lucas noted ...

It's hard to argue with Burrard-Lucas, who just became the first person in more than a century to capture an image of a wild African black leopard (also known as a black panther). The images are ...

“It was surprising because we thought we will see a tiger but we saw a black leopard strolling on the pathway,” Gawande told the Daily Mail of finding himself just 30 feet away from the leopar ...

After hearing about Pilfold's findings, staff at Ol Ari Nyiro Conservancy—30 miles west of Loisaba—turned up a high-quality image of a second black leopard, taken in May 2007. Since that photo ...

The black leopard’s sighting was published in the African Journal of Ecology. Kenya’s Daily Nation newspaper said Tuesday that its photographer, Phoebe Okall, shot an image of a black leopard ...