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LEOPARD SURPRISE ATTACK
27-09-2017
2017
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caption** MANDATORY BYLINE** PIC FROM Latest Sightings / Caters News - Pictured: This stealthy leopard leapt out at an unsuspecting impala as a group passed by. While the prancing deer leap by the Delaporte watering hole in Kruger National Park, South Africa, there are appears to be no danger.Seven of the animals safely pass behind a bush being watched by Bryan Mattice on September 26, the eight is not as lucky. To the shock of the 35-year-old teacher and the rest of the Wild Wings Safari group, a perfectly camouflaged leopard pounces and tackles its prey to the ground by the neck. SEE CATERS COPY.
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caption** MANDATORY BYLINE** PIC FROM Latest Sightings / Caters News - Pictured: This stealthy leopard leapt out at an unsuspecting impala as a group passed by. While the prancing deer leap by the Delaporte watering hole in Kruger National Park, South Africa, there are appears to be no danger.Seven of the animals safely pass behind a bush being watched by Bryan Mattice on September 26, the eight is not as lucky. To the shock of the 35-year-old teacher and the rest of the Wild Wings Safari group, a perfectly camouflaged leopard pounces and tackles its prey to the ground by the neck. SEE CATERS COPY.
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caption** MANDATORY BYLINE** PIC FROM Latest Sightings / Caters News - Pictured: This stealthy leopard leapt out at an unsuspecting impala as a group passed by. While the prancing deer leap by the Delaporte watering hole in Kruger National Park, South Africa, there are appears to be no danger.Seven of the animals safely pass behind a bush being watched by Bryan Mattice on September 26, the eight is not as lucky. To the shock of the 35-year-old teacher and the rest of the Wild Wings Safari group, a perfectly camouflaged leopard pounces and tackles its prey to the ground by the neck. SEE CATERS COPY.
