February 4th, 2010 
Aman Katrina’s Feline Thrill: Bollywood stars are always active to take some new experiments either in their roles or characters or in any other activity. They always like to do something unique and different. Now in the race of this one more Bollywood star has become lime lighted. This is none other than the most beautiful and demanding girl Katrina Kaif. She has decided to adopt a leopard in coming days. The leopard is spotted in a village near Bhopal by the team. They named her Catreena because according to them she is so beautiful and silky like Katrina. The leopard was rescued from the National park: Van Vihar and the team was searching for her and found her in a village. Katrina desires to adopt her: When Katrina Kaif heard about this, she get excited and show her desire to adopt that leopard. She made inquiry for this from the Van Vihar staff and express her interest to adopt Catreena. Katrina said she is so delighted to adopt that leopard. The leopard is currently living in Van Vihar zoo and to adopt her Katrina has to complete some formalities. And not only this, she has to pay Rs 50,000 annually. Although Katrina said she has no problem and she is ready to pay for this much amount for that sweet leopard. But it is not that much easy as she expected. She has to take care of everything about Leopard and also she never neglects her needs and requirements. About Leopard: The leopard is an active and quite animal. She is smaller than other members of the Panthera genus but still able to attack on a massive skull. She used powerful jaw muscles for attack. With comparison to cat, it has long body and short legs. The length of body and head is between 165 and 125 cm (65 and 49 in) respectively. The tail of the Leopard reaches upto 60 to 110 cm (24 to 43 in). The shoulder height of Leopard is 45 to 80 cm (18 to 31 in). Male Leoprad is 30% larger than female Leopard weighing 37 to 91 kg (82 to 200 lb) compared to 28 to 60 kg (62 to 130 lb) for females. Sometimes these Leopards be confused with two other large spotted cats, the cheetah and the jaguar but they are not similar. Each has its own pattern like cheetah [...]
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