How many cubs can a leopard have?

Answer 1

Usually one to three cubs are born in a litter. Up to 5 have been reported.
Around 2-4 cubs are in a Leopard litter. But some of them do not survive and mostly only 1 or 2 live. It is very rare and lucky for all of the cubs to reach adulthood.
The average litter size is 2 to 3 kittens (leopard young) but it can be from one to six.
Cubs are usually born in a litter of 2-4,[32] but infant mortality is high and usually no more than 1-2 cubs survive beyond their infancy.
3 to 2 cubs.
about 5

Answer 2

Usually between 1 and 5,the most common litter size is 2 cubs.6 may be produced on a rare occasion.

Usually, snow leopards give birth to 2-3 cubs after a gestation period of 96 days.
2 to 3

Answer 3

The Clouded Leopard normally has one to five kittens per litter, but it's not unusual, or uncommon for a mother to give birth to only two per litter. Due to the reclusive nature of this species, the specifics of the mother's role hasn't been clarified. Most believe the Clouded Leopard kittens are raised by the mother alone, and not in a "pride or pack" society, as with lions, and wolves. For more details, please see the sites listed below.

Answer 4

64 cubs at once.

Answer 5

Two

Answer 6

1-5