Genio y figura hasta la sepultura.
The Japanese word for "leopard" is "hyou". The word for "snow" is "yuki". So, a "snow leopard" is "yukihyou".Or, ''shiroi hyou'' means ''white leopard''. The Japanese word for "leopard" is "hyou". The word for "snow" is "yuki". So, a "snow leopard" is "yukihyou".Or, ''shiroi hyou'' means ''white leopard''.Hope this helps!-Cassie Mirabal
Save the big cat, save the king of spots is one of the slogans to save the leopards. A leopard never changes its spots is another good slogan to use.
The Japanese word for 'leopard' is ヒョウ (hyou).
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Rudyard Kipling
Do you mean "How the Leopard Got His Spots"? Rudyard Kipling wrote it.
leopard is to spots
The Leopard's Spots was created in 1902.
Have you got a leopard? My friend has a leopard. I would like a leopard as a pet! I saw a leopard at the zoo. Leopards have spots. Would you like a leopard? What colour is a leopard? I hope these help you!!
a leopard never changes its spots
Every leopard is different! To give an estimate, an adult leopard can have anywhere from 800 to 1200 spots.
spots
The nouns in the sentence are: leopard and spots.
The leopard - see image above that illustrates the 'spots.' A cheetah has simple spots.
leopard's have no stripes they have spots