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We found this leopard in a 2,000-year-old baobab tree in Africa, the same tree that we found her mother in and her grandmother.
Beverly's clearly one of them, and this little leopard, Legadema, is another, and she changed our lives.
Now back to the leopard.
We were spending so much time with this leopard and getting to understand her individualism, her personal character, that maybe we were taking it a little bit far.
But really and truly, this was how this little leopard was displaying her individual personality.
And tragically in [2003], a scientist was taken down and drowned, and she was being consumed by a leopard seal.
The penguin doesn't know it's cute, and the leopard seal doesn't know it's kind of big and monstrous.
You get 12 tourists packed into a Zodiac, floating in these icy waters, and a leopard seal comes up and bites the pontoon.
So we come around the cove in our little Zodiac boat, and there's this monstrous leopard seal.
As it turns out, this is exactly the same process as how a leopard gets its spots, except in the leopard example, it's not burglars and security, it's the chemical process that creates these patterns and something called "morphogenesis."
And then one day we were out together, and he came across the tracks of where a female leopard had walked.
Lion, leopard, hyena, wild dog, cheetah, ancient baobab trees that stand like cathedrals under the Milky Way.
He has been attacked by a leopard and they abandon him in the forest.
Now, what leopard seals do mostly is, they eat penguins.
But then, he said, "If you see a leopard, boy, you better run like hell." (Laughter) "Imagine you run faster than those goats you are looking after."
I remember a night when a hungry leopard went into the house of one of our neighbors and took a sleeping child out of the bed.
A film about the relationship between a man and leopard that's very reminiscent of "The English Patient," even down to a scene similar to when Ralph Fiennes' character carries the body of his lover across a desert-rock cliff.
In "A Passion in the Desert," the main character carries the body of the leopard across a desert-rock cliff but in the opposite direction (calculated decision or unconscious contrast?).
The interactions between the man and the leopard brought many questions to the viewers mind about just who was being humane.
The human actor did an excellent job but the leopard stole every scene it was in.
Incredible film has so many awesome elements combined (for once) into a single film--a crocodile pit; a hulking mute (played by Lon Chaney, Jr.); a crafty doctor (played by Boris Karloff); a leopard hunt (VERY well done and VERY atmospheric); a love story; a castle; a swordfight; a sadistic, one-eyed count and his two evil accomplices (played by John Hoyt and Michael Pate!!!); an intriguing background story which makes the film even more interesting; and more!.
And I cannot comprehend how her trainer coaxed such a fine "performance" from the leopard, Simoon.
After nearly starving and/or dying of thirst he came upon a leopard which somehow became his bosom buddy.
This is of course how Daniels' character comes to encounter the creature (a wild and untamed female leopard) and eventually form a seemingly unbreakable bond, or rather love, with it that both saves his life and nearly destroys it by film's end.
After bidding a tearful farewell to her favorite leopard (which is shown making choked-up faces when she walks away) she sets sail for Hong Kong with Mighty Peking Man chained to the deck of the ship, and from then out out it's more or less like "King Kong" only funnier.
The plot of an escaped leopard terrifying a community certainly justifies calling this a horror film, but it succeeds as a minor masterpiece in the genre only because of the elegant direction and cinematography, which took advantage of the black and white medium.
The color black is the key, from the time that the leading lady decides to wear a black gown for her night club entrance with the leopard.
The performances are about as wooden as one would expect in a typical B film, with only Margo conveying some of the tension one would expect from persons in a small town with a frightened leopard on the loose.
However, one cannot help but be puzzled by the fact that a black panther is playing a leopard (which in this film did change his spots).
Jerry Manning (Dennis O'Keefe) is the manager for a nightclub performer named Kiki Walker (Jean Brooks) and he gets the bright idea to have her bring in a leopard one night.
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