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2.  Scientific name: Panthera pardus  Order: carnivores  Weigh up to 90 kg for males and females up to 60 kg.  Its length is 1.9 meters  Height 80 cm.  Its longevity is 10 years.  Mammal.  Has a trunk of 1-2 feet and a tail of 1-1,5 meters.

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4. Food:  Carnivorous: The leopard is so strong, and is as comfortable in the trees, which usually pulls his victims up to the tree and kill the branches. Climbing these bodies of their victims to trees, expected to keep food away from scavengers like hyenas. Since trees are also able to hunt. At night, also tends to hunt. Catch antelopes, pigs and deer making furtive movements in the tall grass. When he meets human settlements, leopards often attack dogs and from time to time, some human.

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6.  Females can have babies at any time of year and usually have two. The mother often hide in a safe place until they are old enough to start learning. The young live with their mothers for about two years. Apart from these, leopards are solitary animals. Most wear black leopards that distinguish circles. Another variety is the black color, of their stains are very difficult to distinguish. Is often called black panther.

7. Reproduction: The gestation period is three months and the litter consists of two orthree cubs. They have woolly fur and dark spots close together.

8.  They live solitary except during mating. They mark their territory, even if they have well defined. possession of the territory is proclaimed with audible and odoriferous. encounters between males are often deadly, while mothers, children and siblings seem to be tolerated.

9. We conclude that the leopard is a being that lives lived in the same condition that you humans and humans because their world is also fitting for them, are animals that are about to disappear because we are also encouraged very Smart as they them selves get their own food.