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Gōnagala 2:2 Male (2013)

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[Gala = rock]

This cub was first seen when he was about 6 months of age, with his sibling in January 2014. He was known as “Superman” by our team due to the “S” shape seen on his forehead.

This cub was seen around the Gōnagala Lake area and moved all the way up to the Bōla Gala where he was most often seen. Their mother was very shy and was seldom seen, but this cub was extremely bold (as his namesake, Superman) and ventured out into the open very frequently.

No records of this male exists recently.

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Kohomba-Kema 3:3 Male

Throughout the year 2022, they were regularly seen playing and resting on top of the rock bed and they were the star leopards of the North of Yala block 1. The Kohomba-Kema 3:3 male was first recorded with his two siblings (Kohomba-Kema 2:1 female and Kohomba-Kema 2:2 male) and their mother in December 2021. He was a few months old cub back then. Their mother is theY-Junction 2:2 Female 2 (this happens to be her second known litter).

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Kohomba-Kema 2:2 Male

They were the star leopards of North of Yala block 1 in the year 2022. All three cubs mainly were seen around Kohomba-Kema area of New road and hence given the name Kohomba-Kema cubs. Throughout the year 2022, they were regularly seen playing and resting on top of the rock bed and they were the star leopards in North of Yala block 1.

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Kohomba-Kema 2:1 Female

They were the star leopards of North of Yala block 1 in the year 2022. All three cubs were mostly seen around Kohomba-Kema area of New road and hence given the name Kohomba-Kema cubs. Throughout the year 2022, they were regularly seen playing and resting on top of the rock bed and they were the star leopards in North of Yala block 1.

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Maliththan-Kotu Wala 3:3 Female

The Maliththan Kotu Wala 3:3 female was seen as a months-old cub around the Welamalkema area in August 2021. Her mother is the Welmalkema 4:4 Female (2017). This is her first known litter. Initially, this young cub was quite shy, unlike her mother, in her young stages. But with time, she grew to become quite comfortable around vehicles.

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Gal-Mandiya 3:2 Female (2021)

The Gal-Mandiya 3:2 female was born in mid-2021 accompanied by two cubs, the Gal-Mandiya 2:2 Female and another cub who didn’t survive for long, unfortunately. Their mother is the Warahana 2:2 female (2). This is the fecund Warahana female’s third known litter. These cubs are regularly seen along the areas of New Road from Gerimas Pokuna to Gal-Mandiya, Alikatupalassa, Walas Wala and Warahana.

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Gal-Mandiya 2:2 Female (2021)

The Gal-Mandiya 2:2 female was born in mid-2021 accompanied by two cubs, the Gal-Mandiya 3:2 Female and another cub who didn’t survive for long, unfortunately. Their mother is the Warahana 2:2 female (2). This is the fecund Warahana female’s third known litter.

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Thenuwara Wala 4:3 Female

Thenuwara Wala 4:3 female was seen and photographed for the first time for our records at Thenuwara Wala which is close to Korawak Wewa in July 2021. She is a fully grown female with decent amount of confidence towards vehicles.

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Agil Wala 2:2 Female (2019/20)

Agil Wala 2:2 female was first photographed as a few months old cub at Agil Wala area of Medha Paara in February 2020 with her brother Agil Wala 2:2 male and mother Modhara Gala 2:3 female.

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Sithulpwwa 3:3 Female

Kohomba Kema 3:3 female is a shy female that was first photographed for identification in July 2020 at Sathvila road close to Kohomba Kema as a fully grown female leopard. There was a sighting of her around Alikatupalassa and Gerimas pokuna.
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