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Clouded leopard (Neofelis nebulosa, Levhart oblackovy) from ZOO Usti nad labem, Czech republic

Story of the title: in Czech, if you say about somebody that ,,he has his head in the clouds all the time", it means that this guy is still dreaming about something and he is rather dreamy than realistic person. It is not very good note, as it might mean that such person rather dreams and speaks about some activity than actually doing something for it. ,,Stop having your head in clouds" can be heard from mouths of realistic persons

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INFO ABOUT THE ANIMAL:

Name: Clouded leopard (Neofelis nebulosa)
Location: Southeast Asia
Size: 60-100 cm long body, 60-90 cm long tail weight: 16-23 Kg
Diet: monkeys, boars, small species of deers, porcupine, birds
Conservation status: Vulnerable
Interesting facts: | Clouded leopards have proportionately the longest canine teeth (2 in or 5 cm) among felines | after 90 days of pregnancy, mother gives birth to 1-5 baby kittens, who are born with grey coats. Father does not take care of them | Leopards are called “clouded“ because of unique marking on their back. Unfortunately, leopards are hunted because of their fur | it is very difficult to breed clouded leopards, as they are very conflictful, so it is difficult to find a good pair of cats | Clouded leopards inhabit jungles | although smaller in size, clouded leopards are big cats | clouded leopards live in forests and are mostly nocturnal | they are threatened by hunting and by damage of their natural environment.

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Description
Clouded leopard (Neofelis nebulosa, Levhart oblackovy) from ZOO Usti nad labem, Czech republic

Story of the title: in Czech, if you say about somebody that ,,he has his head in the clouds all the time", it means that this guy is still dreaming about something and he is rather dreamy than realistic person. It is not very good note, as it might mean that such person rather dreams and speaks about some activity than actually doing something for it. ,,Stop having your head in clouds" can be heard from mouths of realistic persons

NEWEST PHOTO ----------->

____________________________________

STUFF I SELL OR OFFER FOR FREE
____________________________________

I sell a colourful mug edition with wolf and fox and big cats photos!

And I offer you WOLF PHOTO CALENDAR FOR FREE! Just it, please

____________________________________

Thank you for your comments and faves
____________

INFO ABOUT THE ANIMAL:

Name: Clouded leopard (Neofelis nebulosa)
Location: Southeast Asia
Size: 60-100 cm long body, 60-90 cm long tail weight: 16-23 Kg
Diet: monkeys, boars, small species of deers, porcupine, birds
Conservation status: Vulnerable
Interesting facts: | Clouded leopards have proportionately the longest canine teeth (2 in or 5 cm) among felines | after 90 days of pregnancy, mother gives birth to 1-5 baby kittens, who are born with grey coats. Father does not take care of them | Leopards are called “clouded“ because of unique marking on their back. Unfortunately, leopards are hunted because of their fur | it is very difficult to breed clouded leopards, as they are very conflictful, so it is difficult to find a good pair of cats | Clouded leopards inhabit jungles | although smaller in size, clouded leopards are big cats | clouded leopards live in forests and are mostly nocturnal | they are threatened by hunting and by damage of their natural environment.

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More similar pictures:

To see more, look at my BIG CATS GALLERY

This photo belongs to me and I can very easily prove, that it was me, who took this shot. So please, respect my copyright if you want to use my work, ask me first to gain my permission, please! Thank you