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African Savanna Leopard: Underrated Big Cat?

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African Savanna Leopard: Underrated Big Cat?

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11-19-2019, 12:41 PM

Leopards are capable of killing prey larger than themselves, however, due to not being an apex predator in their region (which belongs to the tiger or lion), the spotted cat generally prefers to avoid confrontation and kill prey smaller than themselves. A leopard is not as willing to risk injury because any that could hinder its hunting abilities and make it starve to death. 
Leopard's can be deadly fighters if cornered or wounded by their general response would be to avoid confrontation compared to apex predators like tigers, lions, and even jaguars.
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