This is an in-depth site that covers the evolution, behavior, and conservation of the world's wild cat species.

This page from The World Conservation Union site documents leopard ecology, habitat, and distribution as well as population and protective status.

Learn about cat mythology, biology, behavior, and conservation, and check out the Sound Effects page, where you will find audio clips of cats, including a leopard's growl. Teacher curriculum included in the site.

Read brief descriptions and enjoy photographs of many of the 20 subspecies of leopard and other cat species.

Africam is a virtual game preserve. Live images are captured at two waterholes in the Djuma Game Reserve in Africa. Since this is real time, you may see a lion hunting, leopards passing by, or even elephants pausing by the waterhole. Don't miss past camera highlights and the ranger's diary.

The Web site of the National Zoo offers live webcams, information on their ongoing research and exhibits, stunning images of their animals, and an enhanced photo library.

This book describes the evolution, distribution, and status of cats from Africa to the Americas, and offers information of each of the species.

Based on two years of intensive field study, this is a detailed exploration of the African leopard. Bailey examines leopard population characteristics, activity and habitat use patterns, movements, feeding ecology, and social organization, and provides new information on leopard mortality, scavenging, and relationships to other large predators and to humans.

This thorough, well-illustrated guide includes hoofed mammals, carnivores, and primates.

Learn how leopards live and what is being done to keep them from disappearing in the wild.

A useful reference source that contains everything you always wanted to know about mammals, including leopards, of course.