Leopard Facts

The video provides five fascinating facts about leopards, highlighting their strength, solitary nature, unique appearance, speed, and global distribution. Leopards are the strongest big cats, capable of carrying heavy prey up trees. They prefer solitude, marking territories with urine and claw marks. Known for their rosette spots, Black Leopards are often mistaken for Black Panthers. Leopards are fast, reaching speeds of 58 km/h and leaping 6 meters. They are the most widespread big cats, with snow leopards inhabiting the Himalayas.

What makes leopards the strongest of the big cats?

How do leopards mark their territories?

What are the spots on leopards called?

What is the maximum speed leopards can run?

Where have leopards been found around the world?