Leopard

Large leopard, with a body length of one to two meters. This species generally has a yellowish brown fur with black spots. Black spots on the head are smaller. Female leopard is similar, and smaller than males.

Leopard distribution area is in the continent of Asia and Africa. The species was thought to have many species found in all habitats, ranging from tropical forests, deserts, savanas, mountains and residential areas, but is now reduced to only nine after molecular testing.

Leopards are solitary animals, avoiding each other. This species is more active at night. Due to the high child mortality rate, females typically have one to two children, who live with their parents to a young tiger aged between one and a half to two years and three years

The Leopard is an opportunistic hunter, who uses every opportunity to get his prey. They eat almost any prey of any size. Its main prey consists of various lactating animals, rodents, fish, birds, monkeys and other animals found around its habitat.

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