Animals
Land Mines in Middle East Offer Leopards Unique Refuge
Usually if an area is laced with land mines, even the quickest and most light-footed creature would avoid such an imperiled environment altogether. But for Persian leopards in the Middle East, along the Iraq-Iran border, abandoned minefields offer these cats a very unique refuge.
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