What are the structural adaptations of a leopard?

Answer 1

*stripes to blend in with the sun

Answer 2

Leopards have strong jaws to kill their prey and to fight other predators, sharp, strong claws to grip branches, flexible backbones to allow them to make long jumps and a patterned coat to help them blend into their surroundings

Answer 3

The Sumatran tiger has adapted several useful features to further its survival. They have slightly darker coats than other tigers to help with camouflage and longer facial fur and whiskers to help them navigate throughout the jungle.

Answer 4

Tigers have an excellent sense of hearing, which is one of their major adaptations. Another is their stripes, which allow them to camouflage themselves.

Answer 5

some structural adaptations for a jaguar is that a jaguar has skin/fur that helps it blend in with its surroundings when hunting for its prey.

Answer 6

A tiger has a colored coat (orange with black stripes) so it can camouflage (blend in) with its surroundings.