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Pheromones. This is a smell given off by the animals. Related animals will give off similar smelling pheromones, thus preventing inbreeding. When leopard populations are isolated though, such as the Amur Leopard, they have no choice but to inbreed. When animals are isolated pheromones play less of a role over the pure instinct to procreate and survive.
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Can leopards eat others leopards?
no because their are from the same family
How are leopards different from cats?
It isn't different. Leopards are a member of the cat family.
Are leopards in the cat family?
yes
Are leopards part of the big cat family?
Absolutely, because leopards are very large.
Are leopards a reptile?
Leopards of all varieties are mammals of the feline family, not reptiles. However, the Leopard Gecko is a reptile.
Why do snow leopards belong to the cat family?
Snow leopards belong in the cat family because they are of the feline classification. They have whiskers, claws, and bone structure that is found in this classification.
What animals are the lion's relatives?
Tigers, leopards, snow leopards and jaguars are closely related to lions.
What are threats to leopards?
other big cats in the cat family
What is scientific name of leopards?
Panthera pardus, of the family felinus.
What nature family does leopards belong to?
lions big cats
Do leopards live in south America and if where?
I don't know about leopards, but I heard your mom is a real cougar. ;)
What kinds of leopards are there?
There are nine subspecies of leopards, including the Amur, African, Sri Lankan, Clouded, Persian, and Arabian leopards. Leopards belong to the Felidae family and have the scientific name of Panthera pardus. They are found in different parts of the world.
