How The Leopard Got His Spots

《豹子如何获得其斑点》

Super Great Kids' Stories

2026-08-19

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This is a: 'Best of Super Great Kids' Stories' selected from our Archive. Did you know that Leopards haven't always been spotty? Once, their fur was a glossy, light brown colour - until one day, Leopard got greedy - and calamity struck. Have a listen to storyteller Wendy Shearer telling this fun 'How and Why' story from Ghana in West Africa and find out just how Leopard got his spots. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  • Hello and welcome to the best of super great kids stories.

  • We're releasing one popular story from our archive on a Wednesday in the middle of each month.

  • The story this month is How Leopard Got His Spots and it's told by Wendy Shearer.

  • It was first featured on the podcast in September 2023. Did you know that leopards haven't always been spotty?

  • Once their fur was a glossy white brown colour until one day leopard got greedy and calamity struck.

  • Have a listen to this fun story from Ghana told by Wendy Shearer and find out how leopard got his spots.

  • If you like Wendy's story, you can meet her on Friday the 4th and Saturday the 5th of September

  • at the Society for Storytelling Gathering at St John's Church near Waterloo Station in London.

  • Toop will also be there along with many other storytellers with a theme of celebrating different cultures.

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  • there are over 350 traditional tales, which are all available to our owlets who subscribe to Super Great Kids stories.

  • Happy listening!

  • Hello, Super Great Kids.

  • My name is Wendy and I am a storyteller and a writer.

  • I have a fantastic tale to tell you from the Ashanti people of Ghana in West Africa.

  • This is the story of why the leopard has spots.

  • So please get comfortable and we will begin.

  • There once was a time when Leopard had no spots.

  • His fur was many shades of chestnut brown, which helped him to blend into the colours of the forest.

  • He would silently come and go without being noticed, and Leopard loved his cloak of invisibility.