Leopard

Design

After killing its prey, the leopard may drag the carcass up a tree to keep it from being eaten by other predators. It is possible that the information for this behavior was given to it by its Creator, but did not become part of its lifestyle until after the Fall. The fur on leopards living in colder regions is thicker than the fur of those living in tropical regions.

Features

• The leopard’s coat has a background color of pale cream on its underside that darkens slightly to an orange-brown on its back. Solid black spots adorn the limbs and head, while larger rosettes cover its back and sides.
• A leopard has broad feet and small ears.
• This species can also be completely black.

Fun Facts

• The leopard is very hard to spot in the wild. Sometimes it can sneak up directly next to its prey without being noticed.
• All leopard populations are threatened or endangered.

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