Andy Rouse/SWNS
Leopards may not change their spots, but they can change the colour of their coats. This rare sighting of a black leopard, called Giza, was captured by wildlife photographer Andy Rouse at the Laikipia Wildlife Conservancy in Kenya. Giza’s distinctive dark fur is the result of a genetic mutation that causes an overproduction of black pigment. However, you can still, just about, see her spots.
