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SriLankan Wild Leopard - Wilpattu National Park, SriLanka

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Wild Leopard - Yala National Park, SriLanka

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Yala National Park - Attractions in Sri lanka

Distance from Galle – 155 km (3 hours 45 minutes) An introduction to Yala National Park Yala National Park is Sri Lanka’s most visited and s

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Wild Leopard - Yala National Park, SriLanka

Yala National Park is Sri Lanka’s most visited and second largest national park situated close to Hambantota. The best time to visit the Yala National Park is in the dry season from February to June when a wide variety of animals can be spotted. As water levels are lower during this season, it is easier to spot the animals coming out to the lagoons to drink water and hydrate themselves.

Photo Credit @kusal.gautamadasa

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Wild Leopard - Yala National Park, SriLanka

Yala National Park consists of a diversified range of wildlife which includes mammals, reptiles, birds, insects etc. The park is home to 44 varieties of mammals and 215 species of birds. Among all of the animals residing at Yala National Park the most popular ones are the leopards, elephants, jackals, spotted deer, sloth bears, crocodiles and peacocks.

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Wild Leopard - Yala National Park, SriLanka

Yala National Park is home to the highest densities of leopards in the world. It comes as no surprise to spot these majestic beasts during a safari in the park. The Sri Lankan leopard namely Panthera Pardus Kotiya can be found roaming freely in the park. Yala National Park’s Block 1 has recorded the highest density of leopards from all wildlife national parks of Sri Lanka.

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Kuruttupandiya female Leopard with Nelumwila big Male - Wilpattu National Park, SriLanka

The park is 1,317 square km large in area with almost 106 lakes (willu) found within. It is also famed for being one of the largest and oldest national parks of Sri Lanka. Wilpattu National Park also consists of a wide variety of flora and fauna. A total of 31 species of mammals have been identified at the park which includes the elephant, sloth bear, spotted deer, water buffalo and leopard. The park is also home to many species of birds and reptiles. Wilpattu National Park is famed for its leopard population. It is among the top national parks in the world in terms of leopard population. Photo credit @sudu_wildlife

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Super Bull to the Rescue! Saving Ox from a Wild Leopard Attack in an Epi...

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Super Bull to the Rescue! Saving Ox from a Wild Leopard Attack in an Epi...