Ok, a little off topic, I know, but please, everyone reading this blog, go see the new Batman movie. Words fail to describe it. Now go.
OK, back on topic. Yesterday, a couple of friends and I visited the
Denver Zoo and the
Denver Museum of Nature and Science. While I had already seen their new Toyota
Elephant Passage, I did get to see a couple of things that I didn't get to last time, some of them not actually at the Elephant Passage. Although some of the pictures are not very good at all, I would still like to share a few with you. One of the most exciting things of the day was the new
Amur leopard cub that was born recently. With only around 30 individuals remaining in the wild, the Amur leopard inhabits the
Primorye region of southeastern
Russia, and is labeled "
Critically Endangered" by the
IUCN. unfortunately, all of my pictures of it were terrible. I didn't get to see the
clouded leopard (JUST LIKE LAST TIME. DARN), but I did get to see the
fishing cat! Native to
Pakistan,
India,
Nepal, Bangladesh and
Sri Lanka, the fishing cat is definitely one of my favorite animals. So here are some pictures, enjoy!
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