#Repost @wwf • • • • • • 🐆This young leopardess is named Tlalamba (Shangaan for 'mischievous'). She is learning to be independent of her mother while living within a section of her mother's territory. She navigates her landscapes with ease and precision as a fierce, solitary huntress. Having just stalked and successfully hunted a steenbok, Tlalamba regains her composure, keeping a fierce lookout for scavengers like hyenas. Adult female leopards need around 15 square kilometres of territory to hunt, but human activity is destroying their natural habitats faster than ever. We must take action NOW to halt and reverse the catastrophic loss of nature caused by human impact. We need a #NewDealforNature & People to set nature in recovery by 2030, #NaturePositive #BuildBackBetter. Do you want to do your part to protect nature? Follow the link in our bio to add your #VoiceForThePlanet today. #ProtectNature #OurPlanetDaily #NaturePhotography #NatureLovers #Leopard #LeopardsofInstagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CEt9JyAhxxv/?igshid=awb9ap9jn29x