Leopards in light: Nat Geo photographer gives Mumbaikars a rare glimpse of their feline neighbour
It's a lovely reminder of the space we share with wildlife that's right at our doorstep.

We all know there are leopards right at our doorstep in Mumbai, but very rarely do we acknowledge it.
National Geographic photographer Steve Winter as a part of his "Leopard Story" shot a series of pictures featuring the big cats.
On his Instagram page he says, "The residents of Mumbai use the park during the day - kids playing cricket, couples walking after work or school - others just walking in nature hearing the symphony of the park - the bird calls - leaving the bustling city of over 21 million people."
According to a survey by the Wildlife Institute of India (WWI), there are about 35 leopards in the 140 sq km area, including the national park and Aarey colony.
It's a lovely reminder of the space we share with wildlife within city limits.
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