It wasn't long before he got what he was looking for: undeniable proof of a super-rare melanistic leopard. By WANJOHI GITHAEMore by this AuthorKenya has cemented its place as a natural tourist destination after scientists documented an extremely rare black leopard in Laikipia. The black leopard was spotted near Loisaba Conservancy in Laikipia by biologist Nick Pilfold. SECOND ONEThis is the second black panther to be spotted in Laikipia after a similar discovery was recorded by then Nation photojournalist Phoebe Okall in 2013 at Ol Jogi Conservancy. It wasn't long before he got what he was looking for: undeniable proof of a super-rare melanistic leopard.

Source: Daily Nation February 13, 2019 07:07 UTC