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Photo: Charles J. Sharp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Mammal
Leopard
Panthera pardus · iNgwe
Leopards once ranged through the Berg’s gorges, forests and cliffs, hunting dassies, small antelope and baboons. Today they are scarce: a 2016–17 camera-trap survey across about 400 km² of the southern Berg recorded none, and researchers warned that numbers may be too low to form a functioning population.
- Where
- Valleys, Slopes · 1,280–2,865 m
- When
- All year — very rarely seen
- How to spot it
- Treat any sign as special — tracks on a sandy river path or a scat full of hair. Report a genuine sighting to park staff.
Sources: ewt.org, wildlifeact.com
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