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The Leopards of Londolozi (Inscribed by Author, with Brochure) | Lex Hes

Name: The Leopards of Londolozi (Inscribed by Author, with Brochure) | Lex Hes
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AM0265

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Author: Lex Hes
Publisher: Londolozi Publisher (1997)
Edition: Third Edition
ISBN-10: 0947430229
ISBN-13: 9780947430221
Condition: Very Good. Light rubbing to the DJ. Light rubbing to the slipcase. otherwise the contents is clean bright and tightly bound.
Binding: Hardcover with dust jacket in Slipcase
Pages: 172
Dimensions: 30.7 x 18.3 x 2 cm
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by Lex Hes
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Inscribed by author. With a loosely inserted brochure of the Londolozi Game Reserve.
The leopard is the largest of Africa's spotted cats. A shy, predominately nocturnal animal, it presents few obvious opportunities for people to study it and, in its wild state, it is one of the least-known cats. This is the story of the success the rangers at Londolozi, an exclusive game farm in the Eastern Transvaal, since 1976, in getting close to these animals and it charts the lives of the leopards over a 12-year period.

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