Leopard

Straight out of a horror movie – a frenzy of sharks swarms the shores of San Diego? Not quite. But dozens of usually-harmless leopard sharks returned to La Jolla’s coast just in time for Halloween.

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A 38-year-old man in upstate New York was convicted for illegally trafficking and selling sandbar sharks, which are a protected species, according to prosecutors.

An access trail to Devil’s slide area in La Jolla to open. NBC 7’s Dagmar Midcap has more.

Petco Park brought more than just big acts for its concerts this weekend; it also brought big businesses for nearby businesses.

Two baby snow leopards, born at the San Francisco Zoo and Gardens back in June, made their official debut Thursday.

As many as 2,000 sharks have mysteriously died in the San Francisco Bay and scientists believe whatever killed them is now spreading to other marine life. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife says determining the cause is not a priority and, therefore, the state is not dedicating any funds towards researching the deaths.

The San Diego Zoo welcomed its first sharks ever, with 12 new leopard sharks moving into the all-new Conrad Prebys Africa Rocks Wednesday.

Researchers are trying to figure out why hundreds of leopard sharks have been washing up dead the past 12 weeks on the shores of the San Francisco Bay.

A 5-year-old boy had quite the interaction with a leopard at Brookfield Zoo this week.

Several dead leopard sharks washed ashore in Ocean Beach after the rain last week.

A rare clouded leopard’s birth at the Nashville Zoo marks a milestone that could help rebuild the mysterious Asian cat’s population, officials said Thursday. The male cub is the first clouded leopard conceived through artificial insemination with frozen sperm, zoo officials said. The birth is the result of a project between the Nashville Zoo and Smithsonian’s National Zoo. The father,...

Who knew kids could rock so hard? To honor the 40th anniversary of Led Zeppelin’s Physical Graffiti, the Louisville Leopard Percussionists uploaded this video of its band members performing a medley of some of the greatest songs from the legendary band.