Leopards and Panthers

The cheetah is a very muscular, fast animal and can run up to 65 mph.They have spotted fur to blend in with their surrounding and perfer to chase their pray rather than ambush it.they also use their tail to turn in the direction they would want to.

No male leopards do not kill THEIR cubs. They will, however, kill the offspring of other neighboring males. A leopard kills the cubs of other males to ensure that only their own genes we yield future leopards and carry on their legacy. Of course, this does not happen at the discretion of the mother leopard

The enemies are bears, big alligators, crocodile's, tigers, and hogs. Of course I am only 12:) But I am right. I looked it up on Ask.com. Just kidding maybe I am right.

- pooping in puddles

- being crazy

- being crazy coloured (lime green with purple poka-dots)

- licking them selves every 3 minutes

- and they mate with each other every other month

An Amur leopard is a subspecies of leopard also known as the Manchurian leopard, Korean leopard or Far Eastern leopard. It is found in the mountains of the Russian Far East as well as parts of China and Korea. It is one of the most endangered big cats as well as being one of the most critically endangered of the nine extant (living) leopard species.

yes leopards are in the uk - but only in zoos.

The leopard has the same genus as the lion since they have the same anatomical structure. They are in the Panthera genus.

About 15 years ago, me, my wife and child were driving home to NC from Garrison Ky going down a road everyone called Kinney. As we rounded a curve just outside of town there was a huge black cat standing in the road. I was going about 25 mph cause the road is very dark and narrow. I stopped the car and the cat just looked at us. I woke my wife and daughter so they could see it then turned my lights off for a few seconds, when I turned them back on it was gone. It was the size of a tiger with a long tail. If it wasn't a black panther then I wouldn't know what to call it. I'm very sure it was a panther. I remember it like it was yesterday

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The future of the jaguar is not kown to man but I think that the rates of of the jaguar in the future is going to increase and decrease because nobody knows how many jaguars their are because they are all spread all over the place. with that being said i do not want you to go out their and try to count every single jaguar in the world .But what i do want you to do is wounder and imagine .

They will often take a large kill into the trees, to keep other predators from it..But they usually finish it in a day or two.

almost any wild creature that I encounted:)

Most flying bugs...

And dogs usually.

And baby-animals of any kind.

Actually, a lot of "stupid" animals aren't really afraid of humans now that I think of it. Chickens, Ducks, Parrots...

Black panthers are not actually pure black, they have darker rosettes on their fur. This means they are not strictly Panthers, they are more of a Leopard than a Panther.

They usually hunt at night, like most felines, Hence their sleek, dark fur. Their fur helps them not to be spotted by their prey; their only weakness is their eyes - they are most commonly Amber, but they have been known to have Green, or Blue eyes. This does not blend in with the dark night, so their prey can easily spot them, this means that they still have to use camouflage and hide.

No, Asian Golden Cats aren't extinct quite yet. The IUCN Red List charts the Asian Golden Cat as Near Threatened. The Asiatic golden cat is broadly accounted for as uncommon and threatened by deforestation. Other exceeding threats include people hunting them for their pelt and bones. Their meat is considered a delicacy in some places and the whole animal is often roasted on a spit. The bones are occasionally ground into a powder that is given to children to treat fevers. Livestock predation, which usually leads to persecution, has also been reported. Although they are reported to be decreasing in India and Indonesia, no factual information is known of their status in the wild.

Leopards are not one or the other...they can be either depending on the circumstances/situation they are in.

milk from the mothers breast

a black bear baby, cub,sow and a boar that its life cycle

WOODPECKERS DO NOT EAT Florida PANTHERS STUPID ASSES! Actually I've never heard of anything eating a panther, so I wouldn't know. However, the whole concept given of a woodpecker eating their brains just peeves me off....AND I'M 13

No, it is not endangered. There is actually no particular species called the 'black panther.' It is either a melanistiic (black) form of the leopard or a melanistic jaguar. Neither species is currently endangered,

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africa;asia,

Clouded leopards move through the trees primarily, and their long tail is used like a balancing stick, they keep it straight and it lets them move quickly and stay on top of their platform. If they start falling, their strong tail muscles wrench to the opposite side quickly, to regain balance.