How do leperds catch zebras?

Answer 1

Lions work as a team, pursuing a herd of zebra or wildebeest and separating one from the group. Then they work together to pin it down, and one lion while bite it on the throat or muzzle to suffocate it. Leopards are similar, although they pursue their prey less and do the task alone. Leopards don't usually hunt adult wildebeest, though, because it is too large for them to manage.

Answer 2

Being lone hunters they rely on being able to get as close to their prey as possible before quickly taking them down. They have better camouflage than other big cats such as lions, especially in shady areas, which helps them approach their prey. If positoned downwind they're likely not to be noticed.

After they are able to subdue their prey they crush the windpipe and wait for it to die.

Answer 3

Zebras are herbivores, plant eaters. Catching a plant is usually done by walking up to it.

Answer 4

they run after it but they have to be really close to the zebra as the zebra can out run the lion.

Answer 5

how do zebras catch their prey

Answer 6

Zebras are grazers, and eats grass.

Answer 7

Zebras don't have prey all they do is bow their heads and eat grass. yum