A British wildlife photographer has captured images of an extremely rare African black leopard.
The photographs by Will Burrard-Lucas were taken at the Laikipia Wilderness Camp in Kenya.
They are believed to be the first images of the animal in more than 100 years.
The animal has a sooty black coat as a result of melanism, which is the opposite of albinism and is extremely rare.
Burrard-Lucas used a Camtraptions Camera Trap that included wireless motion sensors, which pick up animals movements in the dark.
(All images courtesy of Will Burrard-Lucas)
