Found rare sahara newspaper

The Sahara leopard (pictured), listed as an extremely dangerous list in the World Red Book, has been recorded by biologists of the Sahara Desert Conservation Fund.

The Sahara species has just been discovered.

This leopard often lives in small groups in caves, rocks in the Sahara desert and the prairies of North and West Africa. They have slim bodies with small heads, long tails and spots on their backs that are different from other leopard species. In particular, they have great adaptability to survive in harsh desert conditions with a rare source of water and temperatures up to 45 ^° C. This is a very rare and timid leopard, so it can be called the "ghost" desert newspaper. Within 10 years, they were only discovered 3 times and this is the first time biologists have taken pictures.

It is estimated that the whole of Africa has only about 250 adults left and the number is declining due to hunting . Scientists are continuing their efforts to understand the biological characteristics and shelters of This species of leopard.

Some images are recorded about Sahara leopard