Southern Africa has an abundance of cats and dogs.....but not of the varieties you are used to seeing...

We came across a stunning face-off between a leopard and a lion in Etosha National Park, Namibia.

Arathusa in Sabi Sands is one of the very best places in the world to observe leopards up close. And I mean REALLY up close!

Sri Lanka's Yala National Park is situated right on an exposed coastline, yet the park's game survived the devastating Boxing Day tsunami. How?

There are nine leopard subspecies in the world. I have seen three. Here are some pictures of this magnificent beast.

There is no place on earth where leopards and people live in as close proximity as in Jawai.