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Coffs Coast - 🐆🦓 Not all leopards and zebras live on the...

In honor of International Leopard Day here are 5 facts about leopards. 1. As solitary creatures, leopards spend a brief time together to mate before going their separate ways. Females will then raise the cubs on their own till their old enough to fend for themselves which is roughly at about two years old. 2. Leopards are an umbrella species. Classified as vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), decisions made to protect leopards indirectly protect many other spe

It’s International Leopard Day! 🌟🫶🐆 TWS is home to two black leopards rescued from a life of exploitation. And although we focus on the captive wildlife crisis, we want a better future for ALL leopards— wild and captive alike 🐾. Share some of your favorite leopard facts in the comments 👇 #internationalleopardday #leopardday #leopard #blackleopard #leopards #bigcat #leopardconservation #bigcatconservation #rescuecat #rescuedcat #rescuedcats | Wildcat Sanctuary

Leopard Shows Hunting Skills in the Road

A leopard in pursuit of the Impala. A leopard's hunting strategy is either to ambush or stalk its prey. In both cases, it seeks to approach its prey from as close as possible. A quick and explosive charge (up to 60 km/h) follows, after which the leopard pounces on its prey and kills it with a bite to the neck. Leopards eat a variety of prey, including impalas, spotted deer, bamboo rats, monkeys, and small birds. However, these big cats can eat a variety of foods and are not picky eaters. The leo