Discovering the Fascinating World of Leopards

Leopards are big cats found in various regions including Africa and Asia. They are smaller than lions and tigers but are powerful hunters both on the ground and in trees. Leopards have a unique appearance with rosette-shaped spots that aid in camouflage. They are solitary animals, capable of surviving without water by extracting moisture from their prey. Unlike most cats, leopards are excellent swimmers and enjoy water. They are also fast runners and can jump high. Leopard cubs are playful, and leopards have an acute sense of hearing, five times more sensitive than humans.

Which of the following regions is NOT a natural habitat for leopards?

• Sub-Saharan Africa

• North East Africa

• Central Asia

• South America

What is the primary function of the white spots on a leopard's tail and ears?

• To attract prey

• To scare off predators

• To communicate with other leopards

• To help them climb trees

How do leopards manage to survive without drinking water?

• They store water in their bodies

• They get moisture from their food

• They drink dew from leaves

• They absorb moisture from the air

What unique ability do leopards have compared to most other big cats?

• They are excellent swimmers

• They can mimic sounds

• They can fly short distances

• They can change color

How much better is a leopard's hearing compared to humans?

• Five times as good

• Four times as good

• Three times as good

• Twice as good