How do leopards kill?

Answer 1

They sneek up on their prey when they attack their prey and give it a bit on the head with it's strong jaws crushing the skull killing it.

Answer 2

they nprmally pounce on there prey if they are in a tree but if they are on the ground they would run there fastest after their prey

Stealth. speed, claws and teeth.

They attack there prey by using there speed which is 45-50mph they use there paw and there bite force to get there prey leopards are ey strong but not stronger or faster than a jaguar

If the leopard is in a tree, it waits for prey to, for example, rest in the shade of the tree. If it's on the ground, it crouches behind a bush, or under tall grass, and quietly sneaks up on the prey, called stalking.

Answer 3

At first, leopards are trying to look for their prey, they hide behind the bush or tree and waits until their prey comes closer. As soon as the animal comes closer or slows down, the leopard jumps out from the bush and walks slowly closer to their prey. When they came close enough, they runs as fast as they can to catch the animal they were looking at. The next step they do is jump onto the animal (when they are close enough to them) and bites them. As soon as their prey is laying on the floor (half-dead) they bites them on the neck and as soon as the animal is absolutely dead, they eats their meat, etc.

Answer 4

they stalk it and then spring on it and ambush it jump and chase