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Leopard

The leopard (Panthera pardus) is one of the five extant cat species in the genus Panthera. It has a pale yellowish to dark golden fur with dark spots grouped in rosettes.

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Distribution and habitat

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Behaviour and ecology

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Leopard

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Triples285
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related to Further reading · 44
Leopard → Allsen, Analysis, Ancient World, Archaeological Science, Archived, Asia Life Sciences, Berger, Bibcode, Caves, Conservation, Contact, Cultural History, DeRuiter, Estimation, Eurasia, Exchange, Hawaiʻi Press, Honolulu, Hunting Leopards, Implications
related to Cultural significance · 22
Leopard → Africa, African, Benin Empire, Bringing Up Baby, Dionysus, During, Ethiopian, European, Highveld, Hollywood, How, In, In Greek, In Rudyard Kipling's, Just So Stories, Leopard Got His Spots, Leopards, North African, Numerous Roman, Some African
related to Hunting and diet · 22
Leopard → African, Before, China, Europe, In, It, Kalahari, Kruger National Park, Leopards, Los Rincones, More, Prey, Primates, Province, Serengeti, Spain, Species, The, They, Tsavo National Park
related to Reproduction and life cycle · 20
Leopard → After, Around, At, Both, Cubs, February, Females, Gestation, In, In Manchuria, Intervals, January, Male, Newborn, On, Predators, Siberia, The, Their, They
related to Enemies and competitors · 19
Leopard → Across, African, At Kui Buri National, Both, In, In Africa, In Asia, In Nagarhole National Park, Interactions, Leopards, Lions, Otherwise, Park, Rajaji National Park, Sabi Sand Game Reserve, Spotted, The, Tigers, To
related to Size · 14
Leopard → African, Cape Province, Himachal Pradesh, In, India, Indian, It, Leopards, Males, Occasionally, Sizes, South Africa, Southern Africa, The
related to Etymology · 12
Leopard → Acinonyx, Greek, Latin, Leopardos, Middle French, Old French, Panther, Panthera, Pardus, Romans, The, The English
related to In captivity · 12
Leopard → England, Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor Frederick, II, In, In Benin, King John, London, Romans, Several, The, Tower
related to Characteristics · 11
Leopard → Asian, East African, Its, Juveniles, Leopards, Rosette, Rosettes, Southern African, Spots, The, This
related to Conservation · 11
Leopard → Afghanistan, Alaniya National Park, Botswana, Caucasus Nature Reserve, CITES Appendix, February, In, Russian Caucasus, Saharan, Sochi National Park, The

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leopards prey africa panthera hunting years females cubs subspecies african national spots males kg lb also pleistocene range around male

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Leopardis asister taxon to a clade within Panthera0.90text
Leopardis aslender and muscular cat0.90text
Leopardis asolitary and territorial animal0.90text
Leopardis acarnivore that prefers medium-sized prey with a body mass ranging from 100.90text
Leopardis afrequently used motif in heraldry0.90text
Los Rincones in the Province of Zaragozainstance ofas evidenced by fossilised bone accumulations in caves0.80text
Spain.Leopards are known to drop from trees onto Impalasinstance ofas evidenced by fossilised bone accumulations in caves0.80text
which is probably an opportunistic hunting behaviourinstance ofas evidenced by fossilised bone accumulations in caves0.80text
gemsbok cucumbersinstance ofthey drink water every two to three days and feed infrequently on moisture-rich plants0.80text
watermeloninstance ofthey drink water every two to three days and feed infrequently on moisture-rich plants0.80text
Kalahari sour grass.It has been reported that leopards lose 5instance ofthey drink water every two to three days and feed infrequently on moisture-rich plants0.80text
Leopardrelated to Attacks on peopleThe Leopard0.60section

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