- Zanzibar, Tanzania
- Safari Day 1
- Leopard Tracking
- Queen of the Jungle
- Close Encounters
- Safari Teaser
- Typical Day
- Jungle Love
- Paying Nicholas
- Obama around the World
- Paris
- Boston Sports Memorabilia
- Obama's Inauguration Day
- Jetlagged
- Capturing Media from Africa
- Fighting old age
- AC/DC - Black Ice World Tour
- Roscoe and the Pizza
- First Tracks 2009
- Now that's a Fire!
- Custom Ski Boot Insole
- New 52" TV
- Sierra with the Kirkwood gang
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The Leopard is hard to find because it likes to hunt at night and stay hidden during the day.
We had been out on several drives already and Amy was always asking about the Leopard. We had spent several hours on multiple drives looking for one in all the likely places with no luck.
On this drive we spent the entire morning looking for a Leopard and no one could spot one, until all of a sudden our Guide whispered loudly "Leopard!" and took off.... -
This moment made me feel
These leopards are sleuth creatures. On Day 2, I asked to see a leopard and we looked all day. No leopard. On day 3, mid-morning drive, our driver, Masa, spotted this leopard from far away. He says "Leopard. Leopard...leopard" and drove as fast as he could. I thought I was going to fall out of the jeep. I was so excited to finally see the Leopard. Masa was bragging about it to his fellow colleagues!
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The leopard (IPA /lɛpə(r)d/; Panthera pardus) is a member of the Felidae family and the smallest of the four "big cats" in the genus Panthera; ...
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The most secretive and elusive of the large carnivores, the leopard is also the shrewdest. Pound for pound, it is the strongest climber of the large cats ...
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50 weeks ago
Amazing photos, Amy, and great video Scott!
52 weeks ago52 weeks ago
That was really cool to see the Leopard. I couldnt believe we found it after the 15th hour. Once in a lifetime experience and you ALL have to experience it!
52 weeks agoAmy your photos are just incredible - you just blew Karek's mind, he's moving in with you guys.
52 weeks agoLOL - we have room for him.
52 weeks agoWhoa this is so cool! and your pic quality is amazing. did you use your fancy canon? It's like the images came straight out of National Geographic.
52 weeks agoThat last photo is intense - that is one scary looking face.
52 weeks agoThanks everyone. I love this video. That bird is a warning system for all the other animals....which is why he usually only comes out at night. For the lions the Jackel is the alarm sounder. I love that little jackel.
52 weeks agoThis feels like a videogame! And why is that bird harassing the leopard? Is he molesting their nest?
52 weeks agoWow, that is just spectacular, Scott. The Kenyan tourism board owes you a huge thank you, because I can't imagine anybody seeing this and not immediately putting a trip to Kenya on their future moments.
53 weeks agoFantastic stuff. Reminds me of how incredible the guides are at spotting wildlife.
53 weeks ago