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Leo the leopard



Meet Leo, the baby leopard. For 100 baht (about 3.40 USD) he's yours to cuddle and feed. The milk in his bottle is very little, just enough to be consumed in 2 minutes or less. Leo lives in Kanchanaburi.

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  1. Oh my gosh! That must have been fun to feed him!

    Leslie
    abcw team

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  2. he looks adorable! you're so brave! i passed the chance to feed and cuddle a baby Bengal tiger---what if he's bored with milk?!:p

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  3. Adorable photo ~ (A Creative Harbor)

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  4. Pretty, but no thanks.
    ROG, ABC Wednesday team

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  5. Exciting and fun but what happens when the milk runs out?

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  6. You pay another 100 baht if you want to cuddle him more or it's another animal lover's turn. Some business as usual.

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  7. Great choice and shot for L Day. Carver, ABC Wed. Team

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  8. Oh! The last of my bucket list wishes! How marvelous. But it's too far to Thailand.

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  9. Oh my, di ba yan nakakatakot sis? Hehehe I don't think I am brave enough lol.

    Catching up with ABC. Got busy the past couple of days and just now have the time to visit entries.

    Leaping Chipmunk
    Rose, ABC Wednesday Team

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