ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 4月3日 14時24分

@ナショナルジオグラフィック photo by @stevewinterphoto
A young leopard cub learning to climb - down! It seems a bit wary. Just like we might be!

This is so similar in many ways to us as humans! Our animal family is so much like us - they find mates, they have kids, they have to feed themselves and their families.
If we can find a way to believe they think, feel and have emotions, we need to treat them better and find a way to ensure their future on this planet.
They are keystone species in their ecosystems, though we as humans are not.

Remember just as an example of the importance of their homes - the forests and grasslands.
50% of our oxygen comes from forest - the other 50% from the oceans.
75% of fresh water comes from forests, grasslands and mountains. So if we save big cats - we can help save ourselves.
This was shot for my @ナショナルジオグラフィック Leopard story in the Dec 2015 issue of National Geographic Magazine.
National Geographic launched the Big Cats Initiative to raise awareness and implement change to the dire situation facing big cats. Please visit CauseAnUproar.org to find out more about Build a Boma and other ways to become involved to save big cats!

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