Homecoming of Ponti and Vedra
@Nakitakona (56300)
Philippines
July 22, 2019 12:52am CST
Ponti and Vedra are two Philippine Visayan leopards that are commonly thriving in the Negros and Panay islands. They're found and rescued while they were babies by doctors who don't want to be identified.
These leopards are endangered animals. Now that they've grown up, they would be taken back to their natural habitat in Mariit Conservation Center, Jayubo, Lambunao, Panay, Philippines.
image credits to the owner (ctto)
Two Philippine Visayan leopards are set to be transported back to its natural habitat in Mariit Conservation Center in Jayubo, Lambunao. Named Ponti and Vedra, the two have been taken care of by doctors who found and
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@rsa101 (37987)
• Philippines
22 Jul 19
@kepweng Well the cats live in one of the islands down south. Here in my place I do not think that there are still cats like that. I think their existence does have a part in the ecology and removing them might have serious effect on the environment.
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@Nakitakona (56300)
• Philippines
22 Jul 19
That's why they are transported to the conservation center.
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@arthurchappell (45002)
• Preston, England
22 Jul 19
they look lovely - never knew there were leopards in the Philipines
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@Nakitakona (56300)
• Philippines
22 Jul 19
It's a local look-alike leopards. That's what they call it.
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@Shavkat (137313)
• Philippines
23 Jul 19
@Nakitakona I hope the local government will do something about it soon.
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@Nakitakona (56300)
• Philippines
22 Jul 19
They're endangered. They need to be protected, takrn care of and let them reproduce.
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@GreatMartin (23675)
• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
22 Jul 19
I love the movement of cats of all kinds!
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@Nakitakona (56300)
• Philippines
23 Jul 19
You're right. That's the only way for them to live freely and be preserved.
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