Usually, not. Only if villages or cities spread into the area of the leopards (like in Africa). It may decrease the amount the animals the leopard hunting and it increases the chance to a conflict between the leopards and us. Both of these causes together might make a leopard to a "man-eater". It's highly rare it happens but it might happen.
Yes, on occasion leopards become man-eaters.
One leopard known as the Leopard of Panar, killed 400 people in India before it was killed by Jim Corbett. He was also responsible for putting an end to the Tigress of Champawat, which had killed 436 people, the most on record for any feline.
leopards donet eat eagle
no leopards do not eat dogs
Leopards are carnivorous so they eat meat.
leopards eat many things the favorite is zebra they hunt the zebra down in packs of 4 and then tear it up and eat it
Cheetahs are occasionally killed by leopards but they are not a normal prey item.
Pythons in India eat leopards.
Leopards do not live in the same areas as sloths. So no, they do not eat sloths. If their ranges overlapped, though, leopards would eat sloths.
Leopards are obligate carnivores. They must eat meat.
Leopards are carnivores; they eat only meat.
Leopards are meat eaters and will eat many different animals, including ostrich. Leopards will also eat worms, cockroaches and various other insects
no because their are from the same family
Leopards are meat eaters and will eat many different animals, including zebras. Leopards will also eat worms, cockroaches and various other insects.