The Leopard that changed its spots

United Kingdom, 1985

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Episode of Series “Survival Anglia Wildlife Series”.
David Niven narrates the remarkable story of three year-old Harriet, a female leopard and her relationship with conservationist Billy Arjan Singh, who had raised her from a cub. Returning to the wild of her own accord, Harriet mates with a wild leopard but rears her two cubs in a tree house, built for her by Billy at Tiger Haven, until she moves them back to the jungle after a few weeks. A moving testament to a beautiful and fascinating creature whose natural habitat is being eroded by a land-hungry human population.

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producer

Colin Willock

production company

Anglia Television

Duration

00:52:00:00

Production places
United Kingdom
Production dates
1985

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Survival Anglia Wildlife Series

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Survival Anglia Wildlife Series

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